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That's a meta warning. It appears outside of the description, so that you do not even reach the game's description. It is also used for filtering.

Meta warnings and filters for the things you described are non practical. 

Just write the warnings in your game's description and at the start screen of your game. These things belong in a disclaimer. You would need an epilepsy warning in the game and not only at a place where you downloaded the game.

And some things are just tags and not warnings. You can warn a player about the ducks in your game for comedy effect of course.

https://itch.io/games/tag-difficult

https://itch.io/games/tag-ducks

https://itch.io/games/tag-fangame

and what about assets? or other game-like pages?

Point me to an example where a site did implement such warnings. Itch is an indie site. It is unlikely that any such common shopping platform features cannot be found. Unless they are not common. So specifically asking Itch to implement something, that no other shop or only some obscure nieche shop has, seems kinda pointless.

Do people really buy flashing eplilepsy triggering assets on purpose?