Add structured list tests

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the testing coverage for the StructuredList component. By introducing a comprehensive set of unit tests, it ensures the component's robustness, correct rendering across different configurations, and adherence to accessibility standards. This change improves the overall quality and reliability of the StructuredList component.

Highlights

• Comprehensive Test Suite: A detailed and extensive test suite has been added for the StructuredList component, replacing a previous placeholder test.
• Dependency Mocking: Mocks for useCoreContext, useStructuredListItems, and Typography components have been implemented to ensure isolated and reliable testing of the StructuredList component.
• Thorough Component Validation: The new tests cover a wide range of scenarios including basic rendering, various layout configurations, conditional props (e.g., highlightable, grid, align, classNames), custom renderers, accessibility features (ARIA labels, semantic HTML), handling of multiple items, and edge cases like empty item arrays.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a comprehensive test suite for the StructuredList component, which is a great addition. The tests are well-structured using describe blocks and cover a wide range of scenarios including different layouts, conditional props, and edge cases. The use of mocks for dependencies like useCoreContext and Typography effectively isolates the component for unit testing. My review includes a few suggestions to make some tests more specific and to remove some redundancy, which will help improve the overall quality and maintainability of the test suite.

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Coverage after merging add/structured-list-tests into group/increase-unit-test-coverage will be

Coverage	Diff
50.50%	▴ +0.75%