feat(layout-grid): added new component

[ArtBlue]

Fixes #2466

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Description

Created a new generic and component-agnostic layout grid component that allows for the easy implementation of responsive layouts with multiple components or elements inside.

This component will remove redundancy and CSS duplication across all similar grouped components, such as toggle-button-group.

Screenshots

Unbalanced Layouts (previously)

Balanced Layouts (new with this component)

Checklist

• I verify the build is in a non-broken state
• I verify all changes are within scope of the linked issue

• I verify the MIND pattern for the component has been created/revised

• I regenerated all CSS files under dist folder
• I tested the UI in all supported browsers
• I did a visual regression check of the components impacted by doing a Percy build and approved the build
• I tested the UI in dark mode and RTL mode
• I added/updated/removed Storybook coverage as appropriate

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[ianmcburnie]

Could this potentially replace the aging .field classes? The purpose of those was to provide sensible defaults (in a pre flexbox/grid world) for all the typical form field layouts.

[ArtBlue]

Could this potentially replace the aging .field classes? The purpose of those was to provide sensible defaults (in a pre flexbox/grid world) for all the typical form field layouts.

Possibly. It's definitely worth taking a closer look for sure. It would decouple the functional UI (labels, controls, etc.) from the generic/visual UI (layouts).

[agliga]

I think it overall looks good. If we are to expand it to field or other elements, we can do it in a followup