🎨 Palette: Add accessibility and instructions to Mario game#156
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What: Added visible instructional text for game controls ("Press Space or Up Arrow to jump") and ARIA attributes (
aria-live="polite",aria-atomic="true") to the score element inmario-game.njk.Why: First-time players don't naturally know the key bindings for custom HTML5 games, and screen readers need explicit ARIA tags to announce dynamic score updates effectively.
Before/After: The game overlay now contains a helpful semi-transparent "Press Space or Up Arrow to jump" message below the score.
Accessibility: The score element will now dynamically announce changes to screen readers, greatly improving the playability and accessibility of the game for visually impaired users.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15211173977148444519 started by @EiJackGH