iOS: Responding to Actions via UIAccessibilityAction

Description

There are actions that a VoiceOver user may invoke while using an application. React Native should be able to respond to these actions. One example that is currently missing from React Native's support is accessibilityScroll, which typically is listened to in order to perform a scroll action on a list of some kind.

React Native version:

v0.63

Expected Behavior

There is already precedent in React Native for actions, so in theory all the "actions" available for iOS would have associated functions. For scrolling, something like "onAccessibilityScroll(direction:)" would be called when the gesture is detected by the system.

iOS Details

UIAccessibilityAction is an informal protocol which contains instance methods to override. Ideally, all of the supported actions would be bridged.

Comienza revisando el manejo existente de las acciones de accesibilidad en React Native y la documentación de UIAccessibilityAction enlazada en el issue, usando accessibilityScroll como ejemplo concreto. Identifica los puntos de entrada de native a JavaScript y los precedentes existentes para las acciones; después, verifica que VoiceOver pueda invocar las acciones de iOS compatibles y que estas se expongan a la aplicación.