fix(material/radio): avoid making the touch target a focus stop#33558
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Some screen readers detect which elements have `click` listeners and make them a focus stop, even if they're `aria-hidden`. These changes rework the radio button so it doesn't have to rely on a `click` listener on the touch target by wrapping the `input` in the `label` instead.
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Some screen readers detect which elements have `click` listeners and make them a focus stop, even if they're `aria-hidden`. These changes rework the radio button so it doesn't have to rely on a `click` listener on the touch target by wrapping the `input` in the `label` instead. (cherry picked from commit a62e659)
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Some screen readers detect which elements have
clicklisteners and make them a focus stop, even if they'rearia-hidden. These changes rework the radio button so it doesn't have to rely on aclicklistener on the touch target by wrapping theinputin thelabelinstead.