[website] Fix overline duplicating the h2 heading - #48953
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The "Products" label above the homepage headline is meant to be a small eyebrow tag, but
SectionHeadlinehardcodes it to an<h2>, so the section ends up with two consecutive<h2>elements. Screen readers announce them as duplicate same-level headings, which breaks the page's heading outline (WCAG 1.3.1).Removing the
component="h2"override lets the label fall back toTypography's default mapping forbody2, which is<p>, so the section title stays the only heading. This affects every page that rendersSectionHeadlinewith an overline, not just the homepage.Fixes #48952