Following up on #2488

🙋 Feature Request

I want to determine what breakpoint (breakpoints?) are currently matched and I would prefer a way in React Spectrum to help me with this.

🤔 Expected Behavior

I should be able to use some function (a hook?) to get (and maybe receive updates) to matching breakpoints.

😯 Current Behavior

Right now I can get breakpoints from `useProvider

Opening this issue in case anyone wants to help. Recently, we've configured Storybook to import files from __examples__ folders inside Reakit component folders. This is how we're doing it:

https://github.com/reakit/reakit/blob/0b70f435673db13b75f82d69ac2760b485879674/.storybook/preview.js#L7-L22

Thos

Noticed this in reviewing #3165. In determining if an element is focused, axe-core looks at the disabled attribute. However it doesn't check if that attribute is allowed for the node. So the following link is incorrectly determined as not focusable:

<a href="foo.html" disabled>Hello</a>

This bug exists in lib/commons/dom/focus-disabled.js. The fix is to check `vNode.props.nod

Summary

Running the WAVE plugin shows not all text has sufficient contrast, and an empty link is present, these are minor issues and potentially false positives, as the site may serve as an example for others it would be great if at least all errors from automated tests are resolved.

Expected result

Running a tool such as the WAVE plugin on Chrome shows no errors.

Actual res

Describe the bug
Currently @duetds/date-picker does not work with Rollup (or I didn't get it to).
The problem appears to be a dynamic import statement with a template string:

return import(`./${bundleId}.entry.js${""}`);

Rollup seems to ignore these imports: "Dynamic imports on runtime are ignored by Rollup #2463"

**To

Steps to reproduce:

1. Start NVDA.
2. Switch NVDA's interface language from english to another one (preferably one that you are familiar with) and restart NVDA when prompted.
3. Open a text editor like Notepad or a similar one, from which text formatting information can be retrieved by NVDA.
4. Type some text in it.
5. Move the system caret on one of the typed characters.
6. Invoke the N