docs(editor): add descriptive alt text in freeze-and-origin and groups - #822
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Continues the alt-text accessibility pass from #805 on two more editor pages.
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editor/fundamentals/freeze-and-origin.mdx— replaced the two origin GIF alt texts ("Origin in the center", "Origin on the left") with descriptions of what the animation actually shows: the rectangle growing outward from its center at 50% X / 50% Y, and growing from the left at 0% X.editor/fundamentals/groups.mdx— replaced "Groups change Target" and "targets bone visibility" with descriptions of the actions demonstrated: setting a group's Style to Target in the Inspector, and enabling Targets in the View Options menu.Notes
Alt text follows the same W3C guidance used in #805 — describing the information the image conveys rather than restating nearby body copy.
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