🎨 Palette: Convert generic output labels to accessible div containers

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🎨 Palette: Convert generic output labels to accessible div containers

💡 What
Replaced <label> tags with styled <div> tags for non-interactive output containers across all tabs in the WASM browser example. Linked the new labels to their respective containers using aria-labelledby, added role="region", and applied tabindex="0" to the containers. Also recorded a journal entry about this specific HTML/accessibility pattern.

🎯 Why
<label> tags are semantically meant only for form controls (inputs, textareas, etc). When used for generic containers like scrollable divs, screen readers can behave inconsistently or drop context. Converting the label to a standard div while retaining its visual style, and linking it using explicit ARIA relationships ensures robust screen reader support. Adding tabindex="0" allows keyboard users to scroll these potentially large output boxes.

📸 Before/After
Before:
<label>Output:</label> <div id="output">...</div>
After:
<div id="output-label">Output:</div> <div id="output" role="region" aria-labelledby="output-label" tabindex="0">...</div>

♿ Accessibility

• Fixes semantic misuse of <label> element.
• Adds ARIA labeling (aria-labelledby) connecting title to content.
• Grants keyboard focus (tabindex="0") to scrollable output containers.
• Adds role="region" for better landmark navigation in screen readers.

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