Improve/accessibility

[bmlancien]

Closes #144

[nesnoj]

Thank you for spotting and this PR @bmlancien! Please go ahead fixing the most important (!) things and I can review as soon as it is ready.

[bmlancien]

Alright @nesnoj.

In this PR I mostly did the following:

• improved keyboard navigation (now the tooltip contents should be visible and selecting a scenario should be possible)
• added missing aria attributes and aria label descriptions as well as improved HTML5 semantics (useful for navigating the app with screen readers)
• enabled screen reader description of charts (see documentation). I read that the configurated language will be used to build the description, and I don't think it's the case now, so when it was possible I added a description in German made of the chart's title and legend data.
• corrected color contrast

I didn't work on making the map more understandable, as this is too much of a process to do it properly. I didn't see any accessibility option directly on the MapLibre page, only this.

There are also some areas where I probably missed things or didn't implement the correct way. For example I was technically not able to link the slider labels to the sliders for the screen readers. I'm also not very sure of how easy it is no navigate with a screen reader on a web app that actually consists of only one page but have different views toggled on and off... But after that PR the accessibility score should - hopefully - be a bit better.

For future tools I would recommend to focus more on the accessibility issue, especially accessibility in data visualization. I will try to gather more knowledge in that field as it is very relevant to the tools developed by the institute. I would also find it interesting to test future tools with users with disabilities to see how good/bad the apps are.

[nesnoj]

Thx @bmlancien for these improvements!