🎨 Palette: UX and Accessibility Improvements

[Gamepulse]

I have implemented several micro-UX and accessibility improvements to make Pascal Game Manager more intuitive and accessible.

💡 What

• Destructive Action Confirmation: Added a window.confirm dialog when deleting a game from the detail view.
• Accessibility Improvements:
  • Added aria-label to all icon-only buttons (Favorite toggle, Quick assign, View mode toggles).
  • Linked form labels with their respective inputs using htmlFor and id in QuickAddModal and GameDetailHeader.
  • Converted a rating display to a proper <label> associated with the range input.
• Build Fix: Removed an unused hasIgdbId state in GameScreenshotsCarousel.tsx that was causing pnpm build to fail.

🎯 Why

• Safety: Prevent accidental game deletions.
• Accessibility: Ensure screen reader users can understand the purpose of interactive elements and navigate forms easily.
• Reliability: Ensure the project compiles cleanly.

♿ Accessibility

• All interactive elements now have descriptive labels for screen readers.
• Form controls are properly associated with their labels, improving hit areas and assistive technology support.

✅ Verification

• Ran pnpm build and pnpm test successfully.
• Verified accessibility improvements using a Playwright script and visual inspection of screenshots.

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