Set automation name for root AC element in UWP/WinUI3 renderer#8875
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Related Issue
#8874
Description
The speak property is not being hooked up for UWP and WinUI3 renderers.
Setting the automation name for the card root using the speak property in the template.
How Verified
Verified the fix by using the CalendarReminder sample in the Visualizer which has a speak property.
Narrator reads the speak property in the UWP and WinUI3 Visualizers.