{Freeway Bug} [Windows Terminal - Settings - New/Edit Action]: Accessible name is missing for 'Delete action' button, causing screen reader to announce only "button".

Windows Terminal version

1.25.1912.0

Windows build number

28120.2760

Other Software

Test Environment:
OS: Windows 11 Version Dev (OS Build 28120.2760)
App: Windows Terminal Preview
Screen Reader: Narrator

Steps to reproduce

Repro steps:

1. Open the 'Windows Terminal' application.
2. Navigate to 'Settings' control and activate it.
3. 'Settings' page will open.
4. Now navigate to 'Actions' tab in left navigation pane and activate it.
5. 'Actions' page will open.
6. Turn on Narrator by pressing 'Ctrl + Windows + Enter' keys.
7. Navigate to the 'Add New' button and activate it.
8. Navigate to 'Delete actions' button by pressing tab key.
9. Observe the issue here.

User Experience:
Screen reader users cannot determine the purpose of the button because it lacks an accessible name. Users navigating through controls non-visually may be unable to confidently identify that the button performs a delete action, resulting in confusion and reduced usability.

Attachment:
https://onedrive.cloud.microsoft/:u:/a@pz6xd287/S/IQDFxEN2N0MXS5H1LFDX-7pBAVtfLqc9K4Ywye-Ur0VpvJE?e=QHIDgZ

WCAG Reference Link:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/name-role-value

Expected Behavior

• The button should expose a meaningful accessible name such as "Delete action".
• Screen readers should announce the control as "Delete action, button" so users can clearly understand the purpose of the control.

Actual Behavior

Screen reader announces the control as "button" only.
The control does not expose a valid Name property through UI Automation.
Accessibility Insights shows:

• ControlType: Button
• Name: Property does not exist

Reproduce the issue in Windows Terminal Preview by opening Settings, Actions, Add New, and navigating to the Delete actions button with Narrator or Accessibility Insights. Trace the Settings Actions UI entry point responsible for that button. Done means the control exposes the name "Delete action" and Narrator announces "Delete action, button".