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  • Added role="meter" with aria-valuenow, aria-valuemin, aria-valuemax, and aria-label to the MemoryBar container
  • Screen readers can now announce memory usage as a percentage

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  • Verify memory bars render correctly
  • Confirm screen readers announce memory usage percentage and label

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    • Improved accessibility for the memory usage monitoring component. Screen reader and assistive technology integration has been significantly enhanced to provide clearer, more detailed communication of current memory usage levels, operational boundaries, and real-time metrics. This enhancement directly benefits users relying on screen readers and assistive navigation tools.

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32-32: Looks good. ARIA meter implementation is correct—role="meter" with aria-valuenow, aria-valuemin, aria-valuemax, and aria-label follows the spec properly for screen reader announcements.

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The MemoryBar component in src/components/MemoryBar.tsx was updated to include accessibility attributes on its container element. The div now has role="meter" to identify it as a progress meter, aria-label bound to the component's label, aria-valuenow bound to the percent value, and aria-valuemin/aria-valuemax set to 0 and 100 respectively. These additions improve screen reader compatibility without modifying any rendering logic or component behavior.

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