fix: query DOM element without role for cross-platform compatibility #237
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- I was a little bit surprised about this but on certain platform (mainly Salesforce in my case), the `role` attributes are completely stripped. So the DOM query I had for arrow highlight navigation wasn't working in Salesforce. So removing `[role]` query selector but adding another type of attribute to keep query still focused with `li[datakey]` is enough to get it working in Salesforce
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roleattributes might completely stripped out of the final DOM template. So the DOM query I was using for arrow highlight navigation wasn't working at all in Salesforce. So removing[role]from the query selector is enough to get it working, however I'll addli[datakey]to get it working in Salesforce but still keep it focused to our expected list of elements to query for the arrow navigation to work