🎨 Palette: Form label and modal focus improvements#19
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- Converted the non-semantic `<h4>` header to a proper `<label>` element for the Google Books API Key input. - Added an `aria-label` to the folder path input in the library sources settings. - Added `autoFocus` to the primary title input field in the Add Book Manually modal to improve keyboard navigation flow. Co-authored-by: jspann21 <179991454+jspann21@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added
autoFocusto the primary input inManualBookModal, converted a heading to a semantic<label>inIntegrationsSection, and added anaria-labelto the folder input inLibrarySourcesSection.🎯 Why: To improve keyboard navigation flow when opening modals, and to ensure screen readers can properly announce form inputs in settings.
♿ Accessibility: Screen reader users will now hear the correct label associations for the API key and folder inputs. Keyboard users will immediately have focus on the first interactive element when opening the Add Book modal without needing extra tab presses.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5713560957112697567 started by @jspann21