[Internal-932] Optimise ARIA labels for inline page links and macros#24098
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wiki, user, group, and other inline resource links and macros
wiki page links, and add component and formatter coverage
group, revision, and work package links and macrosand update related tests
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https://community.openproject.org/wp/INTERNAL-932
What are you trying to accomplish?
Replace generated title tooltips with descriptive ARIA labels.
Add labels for work package links and attributes, resource links, user/group mentions, and wiki page macros.
Cover server-rendered and Angular macro paths.
Add and update accessibility-focused specs.