fix: remove redundant aria-disabled=false from swiper nav button#8176
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Fixes #7975
Problem
Two invalid ARIA attributes on the swiper nav buttons were flagged by accessibility checkers (e.g. Eye-Able, axe-core):
aria-disabled="false"is an invalid ARIA value. When a button is not disabled, the correct approach is to omit the attribute entirely.aria-controlsreferences an ID that is only set inside the Shadow DOM. ARIA ID references do not work across Shadow DOM boundaries and are therefore invisible to assistive technologies — making the attribute misleading and ineffective.Changes
aria-disabled="false"from next/prev buttons — the buttons remain fully functional and accessible without it.aria-controlsfrom next/prev buttons —aria-labelalready communicates the button's purpose clearly.