🎨 Palette: [UX improvement] Add contextual aria-labels and confirm dialogs

[rauhmaru]

💡 What: Added contextual aria-labels to the "Editar" and "Remover" buttons across the application (Products, Cocktails, and Types lists). Also updated the confirm() dialogs to include the name of the specific item being deleted.
🎯 Why: Generic buttons in lists (like a column of "Editar" buttons) are difficult for screen reader users to navigate because they all sound identical. Adding the item name provides the necessary context. Similarly, including the item name in the deletion confirmation dialog prevents accidental deletions by explicitly showing the user what they are about to remove.
📸 Before/After: Visuals haven't changed, but screen readers will now read "Editar Gin" instead of just "Editar", and the confirmation alert will say "Remover Gin?" instead of "Remover este produto?".
♿ Accessibility: Improved screen reader navigation for all list action buttons and reduced cognitive load/error risk for all users during destructive actions.

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