Error message doesn't get identified for the edit fields of edit layout dialog by entering value other than its defined range.

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Description:
If Screen reader users are not aware that an error has occurred, they will not be able to determine what is wrong before encountering the error indicator, thinking that the page simply is not functional.

Test Environment:
OS: Windows 11 Build 22000.978
App version: v0.62.1
App name: Power Toys

AT (include version number):
Narrator

Repro Steps:

1. Launch 'Power Toys' application.
2. Turn on the Narrator.
3. Application will get open with default list item 'General' selected.
4. Navigate to 'Fancy Zones' at the left side of the pane and activate it.
5. Now navigate to 'Launch layout editor button and activate it.
6. Fancy Zones editor window will get open.
7. Navigate to 'Edit layout' button of any layout (say Grid) under Templates and activate it.
8. Edit layout dialog gets open.
9. Navigate to the 'Space around zones' edit field and enter the value greater than 1000 say 1500 and press 'Tab key.
10. Observe the issue.

Actual Result:
Error message doesn't get identified for the edit fields of edit layout dialog by entering value other than its defined range.
Entering value greater than 1000 say '1500' and pressing tab key, value automatically gets change to 1000.
Also, narrator does not announce the minimum and the maximum value of the edit field when focus navigates there.

Expected Result:
Error message should get identified for the edit fields of edit layout dialog by entering value other than its defined range.
Entering value greater than 1000 say '1500' error message should get displayed on the screen such as "Value greater than 1000 not allowed".
Also, narrator should announce the minimum and the maximum value of the edit field when focus navigates there.

Additional Notes:
Same happens with 'Number of zones'. It automatically gets change to 128, whenever we try to enter value more than 128.

Attachment:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/93735775/194355981-1358b5fd-3dd2-4b45-b866-7dd9007800bc.mp4