praxis-kit 6.2.3 → 6.6.0

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@@ -240,6 +240,7 @@ type AriaResult = ValidResult | AriaInvalidResult;
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  type AriaRule<C extends AriaContext = AriaContext> = ((context: C) => readonly AriaResult[]) & {
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  readonly readsProps?: readonly string[];
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+ readonly tags?: readonly string[];
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  };
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  type PropNormalizer = (props: Readonly<AnyRecord & IntrinsicProps>) => Partial<AnyRecord & IntrinsicProps>;
@@ -252,6 +253,16 @@ type EnforcementOptions<TAllowed extends ElementType = ElementType> = {
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  */
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  readonly diagnostics?: Diagnostics | DiagnosticsMode;
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  readonly aria?: readonly AriaRule[];
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+ /**
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+ * Rules that need `AriaPolicyEngine`'s fix-application/caching machinery
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+ * (`AriaRule`'s `readsProps`, fixable `AriaFix` results) but have no
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+ * relationship to ARIA semantics — an HTML fact or a security check like a
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+ * dangerous-URL-scheme guard, for example. Evaluated together with `aria`
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+ * (both run through the same engine, merged into one rule set) — this is a
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+ * separate bucket purely so a non-ARIA rule doesn't have to sit under the
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+ * misleading `aria` name to get the machinery it needs.
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+ */
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+ readonly rules?: readonly AriaRule[];
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  readonly children?: readonly ChildRuleInput[];
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  /**
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  * When true, only children matching a `children` rule (or text, per `allowText`)