v0.0.123

A small accessibility fix: the old vendor-prefixed flexbox fallbacks in inline styles and a page's <style> blocks no longer turn accessibility failures into warnings.

Fixed

• The accessibility checks that skip hidden controls now read vendor-prefixed display values (-webkit-box, -webkit-flex, -ms-flexbox, -moz-box and the like) as values that show the element. The old flexbox fallback chain (display: -webkit-box; display: -webkit-flex; display: -ms-flexbox; display: flex) used to make the whole declaration block unreadable, which could leave the unnamed controls under it unconfirmed, so a11y/button-name and the other naming checks can fail those controls again when nothing else hides them. A -ms- or -moz- value stays unconfirmed unless a later standard display overrides it (!important respected), because browsers differ on it. A display: none that wins after the prefixed values still hides the element where squirrel can settle the rule, and a display set from var() stays unconfirmed. See a11y/button-name.