fix(input): required asterisk being read out by screen readers #6277
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Fixes the asterisk that gets added after a required input being read out by screen readers.
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…ar#6277) Fixes the asterisk that gets added after a required input being read out by screen readers.
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Fixes the asterisk that gets added after a required input being read out by screen readers.
Note: some alternate approaches I tried was to render it using
::afterandspeak: none, as well as usingrole="presentation", but this seems to be the only way to get NVDA not to read it out.