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I'm trying to implement the Quill editor in my Angular project, but I'm running into some accessibility issues. issue description Some of the toolbar buttons (elements with role="button") don't have accessible names, which causes violations in accessibility audits for example : These elements don't have aria-label, aria-labelledby, or visible text content. Is there a recommended way to handle this within Quill? Or should I manually patch these buttons after Quill initializes. I'm using ngx-quill v27.0.2 with Quill v2.0.3.

I tried manually adding aria-label attributes to these buttons after Quill initializes, but I'm not sure if this is the best approach or if Quill has a built-in solution. Thank you in advance.

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    That image-of-text in a post about accessibility is quite ironic
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