fix: include trail stats in accessibility labels - #18
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Description
Trail cards show distance, ascent, and estimated duration, but omitted those values from their accessibility labels. The card now reuses the same formatted strings for visible stats and its accessible name, keeping metric and imperial output aligned without changing layout or navigation.
Closes #2
Test plan
1.2 miand2300 ftwhile retaining the estimated duration.Before
Agent-device label:
Belvedere de la Tour Bleu, Mont-Tremblant, Hard, rated 5.0 out of 5After
Agent-device label:
Belvedere de la Tour Bleu, Mont-Tremblant, Hard, rated 5.0 out of 5, 1.9 km, 701 m of ascent, estimated duration 1:31:00The screenshots are byte-identical, confirming the visible card remained unchanged.