Enables React's Strict Mode based on environment variable

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• Chores
  • Improved formatting and readability of the test setup script.
  • Updated mock implementation of window.matchMedia to clarify method usage.
  • Retained existing comments for clarity on global object assignments.

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The changes in this pull request primarily involve formatting adjustments and minor updates to the test setup in scripts/setup-test.ts. Key modifications include standardizing whitespace around destructuring assignments, updating the mock implementation of window.matchMedia, and retaining comments for global object assignments. Overall, these adjustments are cosmetic and do not impact the functionality of the test setup.

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File	Change Summary
scripts/setup-test.ts	- Whitespace adjustments for readability. - Updated mock implementation of window.matchMedia to retain addListener and removeListener methods. - Minor whitespace adjustments in the configuration object.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: add commands to run tests and storybook in StrictMode #3352: The modifications in scripts/setup-test.ts related to the testing setup are directly connected to the changes made in the same file in PR chore: add commands to run tests and storybook in StrictMode #3352, which also includes updates to enhance the testing environment for React applications, specifically with the addition of reactStrictMode configuration.

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[wingkwong]

The PR change does nothing related to the title. Besides, it's already supported by env variable.