Add handling for required epub accessibility metadata in OPF template #248
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This commit adds a generic template for handling accessibility metadata passed in along with the HTMLBook file such that the following fields are included: * `accessMode` — a human sensory perceptual system or cognitive faculty necessary to process or perceive the content (e.g., textual, visual, auditory, tactile). * `accessibilityFeature` — features and adaptations that contribute to the overall accessibility of the content (e.g., alternative text, extended descriptions, captions). * `accessibilityHazard` — any potential hazards that the content presents (e.g., flashing, motion simulation, sound). Also included (because it was easy), though not required: * `accessModeSufficient` – this is what is minimally required to use the ebook
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This commit adds a generic template for handling accessibility metadata passed in along with the HTMLBook file such that the following fields are included:
accessMode— a human sensory perceptual system or cognitive faculty necessary to process or perceive the content (e.g., textual, visual, auditory, tactile).accessibilityFeature— features and adaptations that contribute to the overall accessibility of the content (e.g., alternative text, extended descriptions, captions).accessibilityHazard— any potential hazards that the content presents (e.g., flashing, motion simulation, sound).Also included (because it was easy), though not required:
accessModeSufficient– this is what is minimally required to use the ebookVerified on staging; see PR in
orm-epubrenderer.