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An audit of raw retrieved data against our output (nine releases, May 2025 to Nov 2026) found accessibility attributes venues publish that never became tags.

Venue mappings

• Vue: bigshorts and mightymornings map to babyFriendly alongside the hyphenated spellings. 31 performances were missing the tag on 10 Nov.
• ODEON: Newbies (parent and baby) maps to babyFriendly. Watchword (closed-caption glasses) maps to hardOfHearing and is no longer dropped as a brand tag.
• Omniplex: reads the per-showtime icons (sensory-friendly, kids-club) and the "Subtitled" label. An icon or label it has not seen throws.
• Everyman: AutismFriendly maps to relaxed.
• Phoenix: BB and R are mapped now that the site publishes its event key.
• The Arzner: SUB maps to subtitled.
• The Castle: dementia-friendly maps to relaxed.
• Picturehouse: Autism Fri maps to relaxed.
• Riverside: tag 81005 (Kids' Club) maps to babyFriendly.

Shared detection

• createPerformance reads the notes for every venue. A note of 60 characters or fewer is a label and gets the title rules; a longer one is prose and gets the description rules. Notes only add a tag.
• Title matchers gain "Autism Friendly", "Sensory Friendly", "Descriptive Subtitles" and Kids' Club with an apostrophe. A bare "ATF" is left to Vue's structured attribute.

Testing

• New cases in common/tests/accessibility.test.js.
• 31 venue snapshots updated. Each diff is a tag gained, or a note dropped because it is now a tag.
• Each changed transform was run against the 10 Nov retrieved release and compared with the published output.

Worth knowing

• The two Eventbrite suites timed out in a full parallel run and pass on their own, with and without this change.
• Watchword adds hardOfHearing to 257 ODEON screenings in the test recordings.
• The notes rule gives the Royal Albert Hall relaxed from a "Relaxed Performance" note and the Barbican babyFriendly from "family film club".

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