Add unit tests for excludeViews parameter in Grid.maximizeView

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Adds test coverage for the excludeViews parameter introduced in the parent PR. The parameter allows specified views to remain visible when maximizing another view.

Tests Added

Two tests in src/vs/base/test/browser/ui/grid/grid.test.ts:

• Single excluded view: Verifies one view stays visible with non-zero dimensions while others are hidden
• Multiple excluded views: Verifies multiple views in the exclude array remain visible

Both tests assert:

• Excluded views maintain positive width and height
• Non-excluded views collapse to zero dimensions
• exitMaximizedView() correctly restores all views

// Example usage being tested
grid.maximizeView(view1, [view3]);  // Maximize view1, keep view3 visible

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Pull request overview

Adds unit tests in the Grid browser UI test suite to cover the excludeViews parameter of Grid.maximizeView, ensuring specified views remain visible while another view is maximized.

Changes:

• Added a test for maximizing a view while keeping a single excluded view visible.
• Added a test for maximizing a view while keeping multiple excluded views visible.

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (1)

src/vs/base/test/browser/ui/grid/grid.test.ts:735

• In this scenario (maximizing v1 while excluding v2 and v4), v3 is hidden but its parent splitview remains visible, so its size is expected to collapse in only one dimension (similar to the existing maximizeView(view2) assertions earlier in this file). Asserting both width and height are 0 will likely fail; adjust the assertion to match the grid’s hidden-view sizing semantics (e.g., one dimension is 0 while the orthogonal dimension stays > 0).

		// Non-excluded view v3 is hidden with zero dimensions
		const sz3 = v3.size;
		assert.strictEqual(sz3[0], 0);
		assert.strictEqual(sz3[1], 0);

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Both new tests call exitMaximizedView(), but they don’t assert that previously hidden views become visible again or that view sizes are restored (the PR description says this is verified). Consider capturing the pre-maximize sizes/visibilities and asserting they’re restored after exitMaximizedView(), similar to the existing "hiding splitviews and restoring sizes" test above.

This issue also appears on line 732 of the same file.