Add translation for aria-label year #3079
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I am encountering an accessibility issue related to the aria-label attribute for the 'year' input in the Flatpickr component. Specifically, when I change the locale of my application (for instance, setting it to French, fr), I pass the appropriate locale to Flatpickr via its locale option. However, despite this, the aria-label for the 'year' field remains in English, not reflecting the selected locale. This indicates that the aria-label for the 'year' element is not being localized properly, even though other elements of the UI appear to be correctly translated.
I have confirmed that the locale is being correctly passed to the Flatpickr instance. The issue appears to be specifically with the localization of the aria-label attribute for the 'year' field, which is critical for screen reader accessibility.