<include-fragment> and Screen Reader Accessibility

I have the following issue.
I'm a totally blind software engineer and use a screen reader. Obviously, in our company we use Github for managing code. I'm used to review pull requests without any hassles, but recently _that_ has started.
In our company larger pull requests are common (that's debatable whether it's good or bad, but it is as it is). I had to review a pull request containing 54 changed files. With my screen reader I could see only 18 first diffs rendered, then there was nothing at all, nada. The remaining diffs were however visible on screen for sighted people.
When inspecting the source code of the page in my browser, I saw that the first 18 diff tables are indeed rendered correctly, then there is an `` element with a link to all of the remaining diffs. I tried to open that link as a separate web page, but of course I had no luck in seeing comments properly and so on.

My question is: Is it incorrect usage pattern of this library on github or is this library inaccessible in its nature?
this is a huge show stopper for my work. Github has always been an extremely accessible and friendly network to work with, but now it's really disappointing.

Start by reproducing the reported behavior with a large pull request and inspect how the element loads deferred diffs. Determine whether the loaded content, including comments, is exposed correctly to screen readers; done requires a documented accessibility fix or a clear explanation of the library's limitation.

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