Johan Persson 5c614fff85 feat(ui): migrate Checkbox component to React Aria
Migrates the Checkbox component from Base UI Components to React Aria Components.

Breaking changes:
- Props renamed to React Aria conventions (checked → isSelected, disabled → isDisabled, etc.)
- Label prop removed - use children instead
- CSS class bui-CheckboxLabel removed
- Data attribute changed from data-checked to data-selected
- Use without label is no longer supported

Migration example:
Before: <Checkbox label="Accept terms" checked={agreed} onChange={setAgreed} />
After: <Checkbox isSelected={agreed} onChange={setAgreed}>Accept terms</Checkbox>

Changes include:
- Updated TypeScript types and component implementation
- Migrated CSS to use React Aria data attributes ([data-selected], [data-disabled], etc.)
- Updated Storybook stories and documentation
- Fixed CSS structure to properly separate label wrapper and checkbox indicator styles
- Updated component definitions and API reports
- Created changeset with migration guide

Signed-off-by: Johan Persson <johanopersson@gmail.com>
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Note

🏖 From Monday October 27th through November 3rd, maintainers and Spotify employees will be on vacation due to Wellness Week. Expect the project to move a little slower than normal, and support to be limited. Normal service will resume after that! 🏝

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