[A11y Compliance] SfCircleIcon should have field for button description
See original GitHub issueSince it’s icon button, the image/icon should have tabindex = -1
to avoid screen reader to read it, arial-labelledby
to refer to the main button description/label or at least arial-label
and role
to describe it.
If it is an image button, alt should be enforced (required
by default)
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