Input rules support aria label

[otkHsiao]

In the rules of the input component, you may have forgotten to add the detection rules of arialabel.

Fixes #128

[otkHsiao]

@microsoft-github-policy-service agree company="Microsoft"

[aubreyquinn]

While aria-label will work for assistive technology users, it's not very good for sighted users. The ideal situation is to have a visual label that has a relationship to the input field so the input field has an accessible name. I guess it's a WCAG violation if the input does not have an accessible name... I'm thinking this could be a warning for this specific case?

[otkHsiao]

While aria-label will work for assistive technology users, it's not very good for sighted users. The ideal situation is to have a visual label that has a relationship to the input field so the input field has an accessible name. I guess it's a WCAG violation if the input does not have an accessible name... I'm thinking this could be a warning for this specific case?

Thank you for your detailed and patient explanation! I understand now.