fix: Bubble support direction

[li-jia-nan]

fix: Bubble support direction

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced the Bubble component to support right-to-left (RTL) text direction, improving accessibility for multilingual users.
  • Introduced a new utility for testing components in an RTL layout, ensuring accurate rendering for languages that read right-to-left.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved class name generation for better responsiveness and usability of the Bubble component.

• Tests

  • Added a new test case for the Bubble component, incorporating RTL testing practices to ensure comprehensive coverage.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the Bubble component's adaptability for multilingual applications by integrating support for right-to-left (RTL) text direction. This includes modifications to the component's context usage and class name generation. Additionally, a new testing utility, rtlTest, has been introduced to better assess components in RTL layouts, improving overall testing practices and coverage.

Changes

File	Change Summary
components/bubble/tests/index.test.tsx	Added a new test case for the Bubble component using the rtlTest utility to improve testing coverage.
components/bubble/index.tsx	Modified the Bubble component to utilize the direction property from the context for RTL support, enhancing styling and usability.
tests/shared/rtlTest.tsx	Introduced a utility function for testing components in RTL layout, including snapshot testing and date mocking capabilities.

Poem

🐰 In a world where texts may sway,
Bubbles dance in bright array.
With RTL flair, they twirl and spin,
Welcoming all, let the fun begin!
Through tests we leap, with hops so spry,
In every language, we reach for the sky! 🌈

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