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a11y-audit

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Use to audit a component, file, or directory for WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance. Detects ARIA anti-patterns, missing semantics, keyboard gaps, and color-only information. Safety-first — refuses to emit fixes that would create a new accessibility bug. Scope is always explicit; do not use for page-level flow or cross-program planning.

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