jgamboaandClaude
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The deleted win7 tree held a few behaviours the modern tree never got: - Context menu: the first ArrowUp in a fresh menu skipped the last item (Delete in the row menu, Disconnect in the tab menu) — stepping from -1 landed one short. The index math moves to core/menu-nav.ts stepIndex(), checked by menu-nav.spec.ts (bun test; verified to fail on the old logic). Items get ids and the menu exposes aria-activedescendant, so screen readers follow the arrow keys while focus stays on the menu. - Middle-click closes a tab, as in browsers. auxclick also fires for the right button, so only button 1 counts; closeWorkspace already refuses the last tab. A middle press is swallowed so WebView2 doesn't start autoscroll over the scrollable strip. The hover ✕ stays. - ARIA: the tab strip is a tablist of role=tab buttons with aria-selected (the in-tab ✕ is taken out of the a11y tree and tab order — Ctrl/Cmd+W and the tab menu remain the keyboard paths); transfer bars are progressbars with value and a name. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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