Anchors, represented by the a tag in HTML, usually contain a hyperlink that users can click to navigate to different sections of a
website or different websites altogether.
However, when anchors do not have content or when the content is hidden from screen readers using the aria-hidden property, it creates
a significant accessibility issue. If an anchor’s content is hidden or non-existent, visually impaired users may not be able to understand the purpose
of the anchor or navigate the website effectively.
This rule checks that anchors do not use the aria-hidden property and have content provided either between the tags or as
aria-label or title property.
