[material-ui][utils] Add aria-disabled attribute to useSlot
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Includes unit tests for affected input components.
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Closes #45436
As requested by the issue, the attribute
aria-disabled="true"is now applied directly to the input element for input components which use theuseSlothook (Autocomplete, Checkbox, Radio, Switch, TextField). It is of course present if and only if the component has propertydisabled.Added unit tests to affected components to ensure that the attribute is applied properly and only when the component is disabled.