I didn't even know anyone had attempted this, that's really interesting - thank you for posting the links. In my statement you quoted above though, I was refer

I didn't even know anyone had attempted this, that's really interesting - thank you for posting the links. In my statement you quoted above though, I was referring to the accessibility of components built using JS libraries. They introduce so many new moving parts, taking into account how every browser, OS, screen reader, other assistive tech, and all combinations of each will work is tremendously hard _without any JS_.