[faciledictu]

Summary:

Part of #59377.

Switch, ScrollView and ActivityIndicator render a native component directly, not a View, so aria-*, id and tabIndex reach the native side under their web-style names, which the native side does not read. <Switch aria-label="Wi-Fi" /> has no label (Android marks it NAF), while accessibilityLabel works; the same for ActivityIndicator and ScrollView.

This change moves the conversion View does into resolveAriaProps (src/private/components/view) and uses it in the three components. The logic is copied from View.js unchanged, so the props behave the same as on View. View.js itself is not changed here, to stay clear of #59102; it can switch to the helper afterwards.

Overlap: #59072 maps aria-hidden on ScrollView and ActivityIndicator. This change covers it as well (and also on Switch, which #59072 leaves out on purpose); happy to rebase on it or drop the overlap, whichever the maintainers prefer. RefreshControl and Modal are left out: Modal is not an accessibility element, and RefreshControl wraps the scroll view on Android.

Changelog:

[GENERAL] [FIXED] - aria-*, id and tabIndex on Switch, ScrollView and ActivityIndicator reach the native view

Test Plan:

• yarn fantom packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/Switch packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/ScrollView/__tests__/ScrollView-itest.js packages/react-native/Libraries/Components/ActivityIndicator: 3 suites, 24 tests passed.
• yarn flow-check: no errors. yarn eslint on the changed files: no warnings.
• On a device: https://github.com/faciledictu/rn-aria-props-repro, pairs A–F. Before: A, C and E have no content-desc in uiautomator dump (Android 17 emulator); on iOS A has no label (pairs C–F do not apply on iOS, see the issue). After, on iOS 27: A's label is "Wi-Fi A". After, on Android 17: A's content-desc is "Wi-Fi A" (no longer NAF), C's is "Loading C", E's is "Photos E", matching the accessibility* controls B, D, F.

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Visual regression

No visual differences at 0c008070adc5.

ios: no capture

[faciledictu]

Rebased on main and added aria-modal to resolveAriaProps. #59328 added the aria-modal → accessibilityViewIsModal mapping to View.js after the helper was written, so the two no longer matched. Now the conversion is the same as in View again, and switching View.js to the helper later stays a refactor with no change in behavior.

[meta-codesync]

@javache has imported this pull request. If you are a Meta employee, you can view this in D129043804.