🎨 Palette: [UX improvement] Update search inputs to use type="search" and aria-label

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💡 What: Updated the search inputs in the platform coverage views to use type="search" instead of type="text" and added an aria-label.
🎯 Why: Using type="search" provides browser-native search functionality (such as a clear button in WebKit browsers), making it slightly more pleasant to clear a search. Adding an explicit aria-label ensures the input is accessible to screen readers, as the input lacked an explicit <label> and relied solely on the placeholder attribute, which is insufficient for accessibility.
📸 Before/After: Visual changes are subtle, primarily the addition of a native clear button (x) inside the input field on certain browsers when text is present.
♿ Accessibility: Yes, explicitly labels the input for screen readers and improves keyboard/semantic parsing.

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