Fix survey choice questions being read twice by screen readers - #14709
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Survey multiple-choice questions were read out twice by screen readers —
both the question and each option.
Two separate causes.
The question was rendered twice:
<label for="…">pointing at an id that does not exist<legend>wrapped in a<span>, so it named nothingBoth ended up as loose text, read one after the other.
Each option was rendered twice:
<label>wrapped the input, so its text named the checkboxA label only gets absorbed into the control's name when it sits beside
the input and is bound with
for=.What changed
<legend>elements — they duplicated thequestion and named nothing.
CheckboxWithLabelnow gives the input an id and renders the label asa sibling bound with
htmlFor, instead of wrapping the input.Checkboxnow forwardsariaLabelto the input. It previously landedon the wrapper
<div>, so it never worked.ariaLabel, so the checkbox is named once eventhough the visible label is a
<Text>element.Changelog
A11y
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