ARIA Query is a JavaScript library that provides programmatic access to the WAI-ARIA 1.2 Roles Model specification, allowing developers to query roles, elements, and their relationships for accessibility purposes. It's designed for developers building accessibility tools, linting utilities, or applications that need to programmatically work with ARIA roles and HTML element mappings.
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