馃帹 Palette: [UX improvement] Add ARIA labels to custom switch components - #353
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What: Added
aria-labelattributes to custom switch toggle buttons.Why: Custom toggle switches that lack embedded visible text require explicit ARIA labels to be accessible to screen readers, even if descriptive text exists nearby.
Before/After: Visually identical. Screen readers now announce the toggle's purpose.
Accessibility: Improved screen reader compatibility by explicitly linking the switch's purpose using
aria-label="Toggle [Feature]".PR created automatically by Jules for task 15010030619660861267 started by @brycejohnson1417