feat: add aria-disabled aliasing for button

[ankit-tailor]

Summary

This adds the aria-disabled prop to the Button component where it's used as requested on #34424, mapping web aria-disabled to equivalent accessibilityState

Changelog

[General] [Added] - Add aria-disabled prop to Button component

[CATEGORY] [TYPE] - Message

Test Plan

<Button
  aria-disabled={true}
  onPress={() => onButtonPress('submitted')}
  testID="accessibilityState_button"
  color={theme.LinkColor}
  title="Submit Application"
  accessibilityLabel="Press to submit your application!"
/>

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[necolas]

This is limited only to Button (which is a component we intend to deprecate anyway), rather than generally being an alias for accessibilityState.disabled

[ankit-tailor]

Hi @necolas, I'll add it for core components. I just wanted to know if this is the correct way.

[necolas]

Looks reasonable to me given how accessibilityState was working

[ankit-tailor]

Then I'll create another PR having all accessibility states aliasing for core components.