fixed issue in Modal component with nested interactive element #2333
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Description
Fixed an issue in Modal component. In the Modal component, the opener element is incorrectly given a role="button," which can cause problem with accessibility if the nested element is already interactive like a button or link. To fix this, I removed the "button" role when the nested element itself is interactive and has its own role. However, we should keep the "button" role on the opener if the nested interactive element lacks a specific role. This approach ensures proper accessibility handling without redundancy.
Corresponding Issue
#2123