🎨 Palette: Add keyboard accessibility and action to user-pill

[Randomname653]

💡 What: Added missing keyboard accessibility attributes (role="button", tabindex="0", title, aria-label, and data-on-keydown="keyActivate") and bound the element to data-action="showSettingsAccount" for the user-pill element in the topbar.

🎯 Why: The user-pill visually acts like a button (with hover styling and a cursor: pointer), but previously had no semantic role, wasn't focusable, and lacked an actual click handler or keyboard action binding. Adding these allows it to function as a direct shortcut to the Account Settings pane, both for mouse and keyboard users.

📸 Before/After:

• Before: The element could not be focused with the Tab key, and clicking it did nothing.
• After: The element can be focused using Tab (showing a focus ring), can be activated by pressing Enter, and directly opens the Account Settings view. Screen readers will now announce it as "Account settings, button".

♿ Accessibility:

• Added role="button" to provide semantic meaning.
• Added tabindex="0" to make it focusable in the document flow.
• Added aria-label="Account settings" and title="Account settings" for screen reader and hover tooltip support.
• Added data-on-keydown="keyActivate" with data-args-keydown='["$event","$el"]' to support keyboard activation (Enter/Space).

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[Randomname653]

Thanks - built into main in this codebase's idiom as 32cf008 (lands with the next push): the pill is a keyboard-reachable button to Settings > Account. One change against this branch: passing the pill to showView marked the pill active and left the sidebar unmarked, so every sidebar entry now names its view (data-view) and showView lights up the right one whoever opened the view. That also revived seven callers still using .sb-item[onclick*=...] selectors, and div buttons got a visible focus ring.

[google-labs-jules]

Thanks - built into main in this codebase's idiom as 32cf008 (lands with the next push): the pill is a keyboard-reachable button to Settings > Account. One change against this branch: passing the pill to showView marked the pill active and left the sidebar unmarked, so every sidebar entry now names its view (data-view) and showView lights up the right one whoever opened the view. That also revived seven callers still using .sb-item[onclick*=...] selectors, and div buttons got a visible focus ring.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete as it has been built into main with the mentioned improvements.