Bug: Remove dismissable Banner stealing focus #2585
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What are you trying to accomplish?
Currently, when the Banner is set to dismissable, the close button will steal focus because of the
autofocus
attribute.This PR removes the autofocus attribute.
Autofocusing the close button seems like unexpected behavior... For example, if you navigate to Dismissable Banner example on Lookbook, you'll notice the close button steals focus. It seems disorienting if a user opens a page, and their focus gets stolen by a close button on a Banner that's far down the page. I am not sure why this attribute is set.
Integration
No
List the issues that this change affects.
Fixes: #2586
Risk Assessment
Anything you want to highlight for special attention from reviewers?
I may be lacking context on why this attribute is set, so would appreciate if I'm missing anything.
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