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compat.accesskit 0.23.1: AccessKit's C bindings (prebuilt) - #643
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…sibility tree served to UIA, NSAccessibility and AT-SPI The library is Rust, so upstream's release archive is the artifact: its header and the static library of the host's platform (Linux x86_64, macOS arm64, Windows x86_64 MSVC), linked with the system libraries upstream's own accesskit-config.cmake names. tests/examples/accesskit builds a window and its button, reads the update back through the library, and on Linux makes an AT-SPI adapter and gives it the tree. Signed-off-by: Sunrisepeak <speakshen@163.com>
Signed-off-by: Sunrisepeak <speakshen@163.com>
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AccessKit's C bindings as an mcpp dependency: one accessibility tree served to UI Automation (Windows), NSAccessibility (macOS) and AT-SPI (Linux). The library is Rust, so upstream's release archive is the artifact; the descriptor exposes accesskit.h and links the static library of the host's platform with the system libraries upstream's accesskit-config.cmake names. Not covered: Linux arm64 (no upstream build), macOS x86_64 and Windows arm64 (one path per platform). tests/examples/accesskit: a window and its button built and read back; on Linux an AT-SPI adapter made and given the tree. For openmui's native accessibility (its D-21), through an mwrap module next.