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feat(a11y): Add accessibility skip links to all HTML applications#379

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This PR addresses the missing accessibility standard across the project by adding a 'Skip to content' (Aller au contenu principal) link to all HTML files.

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  1. CSS Addition: Added .skip-link and .skip-link:focus styles to assets/css/shared.css. The link is positioned off-screen (top: -40px) but drops down when focused, providing an unobtrusive experience for standard users but full keyboard navigation support for screen readers.
  2. HTML Update: Inserted the anchor tag immediately following the <body> element in index.html, all production /webapps/, /alpha/webapps/, and /webapps/teacher/ files.
  3. Target Binding: Modified the main structural tag of each page (such as <main>, <div class="container">, or <div class="app-shell">) to include id="main-content", creating a valid target for the skip link.

Tested locally to ensure no layout regressions via E2E testing.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 4015748468871665385 started by @Animation-EdNum

- Added a hidden-by-default `.skip-link` CSS class to `shared.css`.
- Inserted `<a href="#main-content" class="skip-link">Aller au contenu principal</a>` immediately after the `<body>` tag across all HTML files.
- Added `id="main-content"` to the main structural wrapper (`<main>`, `.container`, or `.app-shell`) in all applications to enable proper keyboard focus navigation for screen reader users.

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