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🎨 Palette: [UX improvement] Semantic Modal Triggers#111

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💡 What: Changed the OSINT modal trigger from a standard link into a semantic button by adding role="button" and aria-haspopup="dialog", and implemented Spacebar keyboard support.
🎯 Why: Using anchor tags (<a href="#">) to trigger modals is an accessibility anti-pattern. Screen readers won't announce them as buttons, and they do not inherently support the Spacebar to trigger actions, alienating keyboard-only users.
📸 Before/After: Visual presentation is identical, but the internal semantics and keyboard behavior are greatly improved. (See UI screenshot of successful spacebar trigger execution)
♿ Accessibility: Ensures assistive technologies correctly announce the trigger's behavior and allows keyboard navigation to match native <button> expectations.


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💡 What: Changed the OSINT modal trigger from a standard link into a semantic button by adding `role="button"` and `aria-haspopup="dialog"`, and implemented `Spacebar` keyboard support.
🎯 Why: Using anchor tags (`<a href="#">`) to trigger modals is an accessibility anti-pattern. Screen readers won't announce them as buttons, and they do not inherently support the `Spacebar` to trigger actions, alienating keyboard-only users.
♿ Accessibility: Ensures assistive technologies correctly announce the trigger's behavior and allows keyboard navigation to match native `<button>` expectations.
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