(Commit Dates) show abbreviation indicator for commit time

[LeoDog896]

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(This was tested only on chrome - if someone wants to reproduce on firefox that would be appreciated).

As of now, the commit time inside commits has a "Last commit X ago". The X ago is hoverable, which is a surprise for many users, as the element shows 0 indication of its hoverability. Instead, it should have the same standards as the regular title attribute, and have a dotted line underneath.

(See the "last month" in the image above - it has no indicator).

[cehfisher]

Hi @LeoDog896 - we wanted to follow up on this reported bug. Is this still an issue you can replicate? If it is resolved, could you please close out this issue? If it is not resolved, could you supply more detailed instructions to reproduce your issue and include screenshots and/or URLs, if applicable. Thank you! (cc @queenofcorgis)

[LeoDog896]

Sure! Hover over a commit such as in this repository as specified in the above question:

Note that there is no indicator that 'last month' is a hoverable component - this is an accessibility bug.

This is on chrome & firefox.

[cehfisher]

Thank you for providing this feedback! We will file this with our Accessibility team so that it can be reviewed and will follow-up here with any additional questions or updates. Thanks again!

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