UI: Fix focus trap, indicators and tab order in the mobile about overlay

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What I did

Three keyboard-accessibility fixes for the about/settings overlay opened from the cog button in the mobile menu drawer:

1. Focus trap. The overlay covers the sidebar visually, but stayed inside the drawer's focus scope: Tab kept cycling through the obscured sidebar underneath. The overlay content is now wrapped in its own react-aria FocusScope (contain + autoFocus + restoreFocus), nested inside the drawer modal's scope: opening moves focus to the Back button, Tab cycles only through the overlay, and closing returns focus to the cog button.

2. Focus indicators. The Github/Documentation rows and the npm/yarn/pnpm package-manager tabs were hand-rolled styled.a/styled.button elements with all: unset, which strips the focus outline entirely, and the DS Link anchor form had no focus-visible outline either — it was impossible to see what was focused. They now use design-system components:

• the link rows are built on ActionList (ActionList.Link), same as the desktop cog menu;
• the package-manager tabs compose the DS TabList/TabPanel (via useTabsState): real tablist/tab/tabpanel semantics with arrow-key navigation and a single Tab stop, the DS tab focus ring, and the underline-tab look — the old tabs conveyed the selection through border color alone and each was a separate Tab stop;
• the upgrade command snippet gets a copy button (shared useCopyButton hook), which is both a usability win and gives each tab panel focusable content, so react-aria never has to make the bare panel a tab stop;
• the Link component's anchor form gets the same :focus-visible outline its button form already had (this benefits every Link in the UI).

3. Tab order skipped every other element. The built manager carries two copies of @react-aria/focus: one inside the storybook/internal/components bundle (used by Modal) and one bundled into the manager chunk (used by the overlay's direct import). Focus scopes from separate module copies cannot nest — each copy has its own scope tree and active-scope state — so both contain scopes advanced focus on every Tab press, stepping by two and skipping alternate elements. FocusScope is now re-exported from storybook/internal/components and the manager imports it from there, so both scopes come from the same instance and nest correctly. (manager/globals/exports.ts is regenerated accordingly.)

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Testing

The changes in this PR are covered in the following automated tests:

• stories (AboutFocusTrapped in MobileNavigation.stories.tsx asserts every stop of the Tab cycle in order — including arrow-key navigation within the tablist — so escaping the overlay, skipping an element, or broken tab semantics fail the test; run via the Storybook Vitest project)
• unit tests
• integration tests
• end-to-end tests

Note: the Vitest browser environment builds everything from source with a single @react-aria/focus copy, so the double-stepping only manifests against the built manager — verify it manually per below.

Manual testing

1. Run the internal Storybook UI: cd code && yarn storybook:ui
2. Open it in a browser and narrow the window below 600px (or use a mobile device emulation)
3. Open the sidebar via the bottom bar menu button, then click the cog ("About Storybook") button in the sidebar header
4. Press Tab repeatedly: focus starts on "Back" and moves through every stop in order — Github, Documentation, the package-manager tablist (arrow keys switch npm/yarn/pnpm), the snippet's copy button, Chromatic, Storybook Community — then wraps to "Back"; nothing in the sidebar underneath is reached and no stop is skipped
5. Every focused element shows a visible indicator
6. Click the copy button: the clipboard receives the command for the selected package manager and the button briefly shows a checkmark
7. Click "Back": focus returns to the cog button

Documentation

• Add or update documentation reflecting your changes
• If you are deprecating/removing a feature, make sure to update
  MIGRATION.MD

Checklist for Maintainers

• When this PR is ready for testing, make sure to add ci:normal, ci:merged or ci:daily GH label to it to run a specific set of sandboxes. The particular set of sandboxes can be found in code/lib/cli-storybook/src/sandbox-templates.ts

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Changes

Accessibility component updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
About panel focus and shared exports code/core/src/manager/components/mobile/about/MobileAbout.tsx, code/core/src/components/index.ts, code/core/src/manager/globals/exports.ts	The about panel now uses shared FocusScope and ActionList components. Focus is contained, autofocus is enabled, and custom link wrappers are removed.
Focus containment story coverage code/core/src/manager/components/mobile/navigation/MobileNavigation.stories.tsx	The stories open the about panel, provide the version API, and verify focus order, tab navigation, and focus restoration.
Shared link and upgrade controls code/core/src/components/components/typography/link/link.tsx, code/core/src/manager/components/upgrade/UpgradeBlock.tsx	Link focus outlines apply to all variants. Upgrade commands use shared tabs and provide copy buttons with copied-state icons.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant MobileNavigation
  participant MobileAbout
  participant FocusScope
  MobileNavigation->>MobileAbout: open about panel
  MobileAbout->>FocusScope: autofocus and contain focus
  FocusScope->>MobileAbout: cycle focus through controls
  FocusScope->>MobileNavigation: restore focus on close

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Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the mobile accessibility change because it improves keyboard focus, tab order, and visible focus indicators across the about overlay and upgrade controls.

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 18cc4

The new upgrade-command copy control may lose its accessible name after copying and may not handle unavailable clipboard access gracefully. These are bounded accessibility and interaction risks in the upgrade panel.

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