[docs] Allow reopening cookie preferences from a URL hash - #49124
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Users currently cannot revisit their cookie choice after dismissing the consent banner. Add support for
#cookie-preferenceson docs URLs to reopen it on page load, native hash navigation, and Next.js navigation.The dialog displays the saved preference as “Analytics allowed” or “Essential only,” including it in the accessible description. First-time visitors see no current preference. The saved consent remains active until a choice is made. Selecting either option updates consent and removes the hash while preserving the path, query, and history state, allowing the same link to reopen the banner again. Existing Do Not Track behavior is preserved.
Validation: all 8 focused tests pass, along with ESLint and Prettier checks for the changed files and the core-docs TypeScript check.