[docs] Fix a11y issues in tables demos #38829
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During work on #36287, the dependencies got updated, and ESLint started showing errors in some of the table demos. I couldn't pinpoint which dependency was responsible for this, but it's not super important. The issue was that some of the table cells (used to fill empty space) did not have an accessible label. I fixed it by making them invisible to assistive technologies (as they are just for presentation).