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fix: preserve zero-valued neighboring thumb ARIA bounds - #210
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With values [-5, 0, 5] and global limits -10 to 10, the outer thumbs announce an ARIA maximum/minimum of 10/-10 even though the adjacent thumb limits each to 0.
Use nullish fallback for adjacent values so zero remains a valid accessibility bound. Added regressions for both bounds, outer endpoints and allowOverlap.
Validation: both zero-bound regressions failed before the fix; all 17 unit tests, TypeScript, full ESLint and TypeScript package compilation pass, with four additional assertions against the compiled entry point. Windows checkout line endings were normalized locally for lint. The POSIX packaging cleanup wrapper and Playwright browser suite were not run.