NFR-A11Y-3 was argued in comments beside the rating strip, the
pick/reject mark and the focus-peaking chips, and nothing would have
failed if an edit made a set star differ from an unset one only in tint.
Only the clipping readout had a test.
These read the markup, as the accessibility-name tests do, since a
rendered window cannot be asked what a colour-blind reader sees. The
star and the flag must choose their glyph from their state, and the
glyphs they choose must be different drawings in icons.slint. The peaking
chips must be distinct words that reach the screen as text. Each colour
label must carry its own letter and the name the catalog's code stands
for, the mark must draw the letter, and the grid cell, the filter chips
and develop must draw the mark or the name. Breaking any of these by
hand makes the matching test fail.
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