Awards that issue PDF certificates with replace strings strip out PDF accessibility tags

Issue: Awards that issue PDF certificates with replace strings strip out PDF accessibility tags

Related issues: 01918625

Steps:

1. Follow instructions, steps 1 through 8: Create a Custom Certificate that uses Replace Strings
   1. I used {FullName} and {AwardDate} replace strings
   2. Only change I made was on step 6 of the linked instructions, where I replaced the "Tooltip" property of the form field with a description of the field (to satisfy Acrobat's Accessibility checker). It did not impact the success of the replace strings.
2. Run Acrobat's Accessibility Report (screenshot 2i) and check reading order (screenshot 2ii) on the PDF I made, noting next to no accessibility issues.
   
   2i_accessibility-report.png
   
   
   2ii_reading-order.png
3. Follow instructions, steps 9 through 12: Create a Custom Certificate that uses Replace Strings
4. Run Acrobat's Accessibility Report (screenshot 4i) and check reading order (screenshot 4ii) on a PDF certificate issued by Awards tool, noting many accessibility issues. For example:
   1. Missing: Tagged PDF, Title, Tagged Content, Field Descriptions, Alternative Text and more
      
      4i_accessibility-report.png
   2. The two form fields that D2L injected replace strings into are not selectable in the reading order
      
      4ii_reading-order.png

Notes:

• If anyone from D2L would like to access the unredacted PDFs and accessibility reports, let me know and I can send them to you by email
• It would be worth testing if PDFs without replace strings also get their accessibility details scrubbed out upon the Awards tool issuing a certificate