Support Closures in getBulkActionsTdCheckboxAttributes for Improved Accessibility

[belkri]

Currently, it is not possible to pass a closure to the getBulkActionsTdCheckboxAttributes method, as it only accepts arrays. For my project, I need to pass the current row index in order to display an appropriate aria-label for each checkbox.

Changes:

The method has been adapted to accept both arrays and closures, ensuring backwards compatibility.

Alternative Considered:

Hardcoding the aria-label in the checkbox component was considered. However, this approach would require accessing the locale and handling language-specific placement of the row index, which varies (e.g., English: "select row number {{$row->id}}", German: "Zeile {{$row->id}} auswählen"). This alternative is commented out in td/bulk-actions.blade.php and forms/checkbox.blade.php.

I have not yet added documentation or new tests, as I would like to get your feedback on the proposed changes first.

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[matzeschmitt]

Hello 👋

It would be great to start a discussion here because we also have the task to make the tables more accessible in regards of accessibility.

Thanks you!

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