feat(DisclosureDropdown): borderPosition property

What does this MR do?

Adds a borderPosition property to the GlDisclosureDropdownGroup component that allows customizing the position of the group separator.

Motivation

I’m working on a feature that conditionally displays a group with custom content in the "Edit" dropdown:

I need to display a separator below the "Workspaces" group. When the user doesn’t have a Premium+ plan, the Workspaces group and its separator are not displayed. The bordered provided by GlDisclosureDropdownGroup displays a separator above the group, and it’s not customizable. This Merge Request adds this customization.

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