Signed-off-by: Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>

This reverts commit 953f838a2a.

* Expose toggle buttons better via ARIA

* Wire up the divs/li as role=button as per ARIA patterns

* Add flow annotations to appease the linter

* For role=button use aria-pressed not aria-checked

* fix(toolbar): accessibilityLabel should be translatable.

This commit adds a helper property to get the accessibilityLabel of an item,
providing a translation if one is available. This mimics the behavior of
label and tooltip.

* fix(toolbar) 'hangup' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'mute' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'videomute' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'moreActions' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'shareRoom' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'audioRoute' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'toggleCamera' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'audioOnly' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'roomLock' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'pip' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'invite' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'raiseHand' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'chat' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'shareYourScreen' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'fullScreen' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'sharedvideo' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'document' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'speakerStats' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'feedback' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'shortcuts' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'recording' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'settings' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(welcomepage) accessibilityLabels i18n

* fix(toolbar) 'info' button accessibilityLabel i18n

* fix(i18n): Add translation to various aria-label property values.

* fix(i18n): Differentiate between overflow menu and button.

Fragment now works on both React and React Native, so use it.

Contributing all buttons in one place goes against the designs that we
set out at the beginning of the project's rewrite and that multiple of
us have been following since then.

This abstraction represents an action which can go anywhere in a toolbox (be
that the main toolbar or the overflow menu) and it's platform independent.

It does not depend on Redux, thus making it stateless, which facilitates its use
in stateful button implementations as well as stateless ones.