Fix last-post screen reader label - #192
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Use the correct accessible label for the last-post link in the recent topics template. This prevents an undefined variable from being announced to screen readers and ensures the link reads as 'Go to last post'.
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Use the correct localized label for the last-post link in the recent topics template.
The issue was noticed when browsing the forum with the text-based Links browser. While the last-post icon is visible and clickable in graphical browsers, Links does not render the icon itself and relies on the link's textual content. The existing
VIEW_LATEST_POSTvariable is undefined in this template, which leaves thesr-onlylabel empty and makes the link effectively invisible in Links and potentially inaccessible to assistive technologies.Use
lang('GOTO_LAST_POST')instead, matching the link's existingtitleattribute and ensuring that it has a meaningful accessible name such as "Go to last post".