🎨 Palette: Add custom visual tooltip to Hamburger menu button#1138
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- Added visually hidden, accessible tooltip for mobile menu button - Shows 'Menu' or 'Fermer' depending on state - Uses dynamic sm:inline classes for (Esc) keyboard shortcut hint - Maintains existing keyboard navigation and aria labels
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💡 What: Added a custom visual tooltip to the mobile
HamburgerButtoncomponent that appears on hover and focus. It explicitly indicates the state (Menu / Fermer) and provides a discoverable keyboard shortcut(Esc)that appears inline on larger viewports.🎯 Why: While the button had correct
aria-labels for screen readers, visual users on tablet devices or keyboard-navigating users on desktop-resized windows didn't have clear feedback on the button's action or shortcut key.📸 Before/After: See visual verification screenshots (hamburger_hover_closed.png / open.png).
♿ Accessibility: Added
aria-hidden="true"to the visual tooltip so it doesn't duplicate the existingaria-labelfor screen reader users, keeping the accessible name clean while enhancing visual UI context.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6021722608436666779 started by @kuasar-mknd