Add custom alt text support for gallery items#272
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Stop auto-copying attachment alt into block attributes. Use placeholder in the editor and fall back to media library alt when the field is empty.
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Summary
This PR adds custom alt text support for gallery items in the image-based content source.
Users can now edit alt text directly in the gallery item settings without modifying the original attachment meta in the WordPress Media Library.
What changed
Altfield to Media SettingsImage Altsource resolutionTests
E2E
Unit
Validation
npm run buildnpm run test:unit:php -- --filter 'Test_Class_(Security_Gallery_Alt|Get_Portfolio_Image_Alt|Sitemap_Image_Alt)'npm run test:e2e -- tests/e2e/specs/added-images-to-block.spec.js tests/e2e/specs/added-images-to-saved-layout.spec.js