[6.x] Fix the delete site button's accessible label - #19401
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The icon's label was the unevaluated string `t('Delete site'` rather
than a bound expression, so the delete button in the sites table
announced that literal text and the label was never translated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Description
The delete button's icon in the sites table had
label="t('Delete site'"— an unevaluated string rather than a bound expression, missing both the leading:and the closing paren. The button announced that literal text to screen readers and the label was never translated.Binds the expression properly and imports
t, which the component wasn't importing.🤖 Generated with Claude Code