🎨 Palette: Enhanced flight card accessibility and haptics

[TargetMisser]

This PR improves the micro-UX of the flight cards in FlightScreen.tsx by adding delightful haptic feedback and making the interface more accessible to screen reader users.

💡 What:

• Accessibility Labels: Each flight card now has a comprehensive accessibilityLabel that summarizes the flight's status (e.g., "Pinned. Flight AZ123, ITA Airways, to Rome, 10:30, Scheduled").
• Accessibility Actions: Users can now "Pin" or "Unpin" flights via standard accessibility actions, removing the dependency on swipe gestures for assistive technology users.
• Haptic Feedback: The swipe-to-pin gesture now triggers a medium impact haptic when the threshold is reached and a success notification haptic when the action is completed.
• Improved Focus: Used importantForAccessibility="no-hide-descendants" on inner elements to prevent redundant announcements by screen readers.

🎯 Why:

• The "swipe-to-pin" feature was not discoverable or usable for screen reader users.
• Haptic feedback provides a small touch of delight and confirmation for a common gesture.
• Localized labels and hints make the application more inclusive for international users.

♿ Accessibility:

• Added accessibilityActions for custom interaction.
• Enhanced accessibilityLabel with flight metadata.
• Improved focus management by suppressing redundant announcements.
• Added accessibilityHint for external links.

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 15175370675919427945 started by @TargetMisser

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