Contextualization - #58
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handle mixed in a generic way so that we can reuse it for other roles, if required in the future.
This will be specc’d in the future
Addressing CSS Selector gaps with Go Toolkit + introducing DOM Ranges
+ Reorg converter and rename cssSelector
dt > dfn surfaced the issue, but bad markup could result in duplicated roles too.
So that controls do not ovelay them
Volume, rate, pitch must be handled smartly as otherwise, the change appears non-responsive as it will only apply to the next utterance, not the current one.
Safeguard about invalid/misparsed CSS Selectors
This was shallow merged, thus losing nested keys in the process.
Chances are md will not be up-to-date and vice-versa.
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This PRs address contextualisation of utterances, per spec – that is private but will eventually be published in docs.
Draft because the spec is still being laid out for some verbosity levels.