feat: Add evaluation options to FeatureFlag component

[marcozabel]

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This PR is adding evaluation options to the FeatureFlag component to allow the use of suspend options.

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#1321

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the FeatureFlag component by introducing an evaluationOptions prop. This addition allows developers to pass specific evaluation configurations, such as suspend options, directly to the component. This is particularly useful for integrating feature flag evaluations with React's Suspense, enabling the display of loading states while flags are being resolved asynchronously, thereby improving the user experience during feature flag evaluation.

Highlights

• FeatureFlag Component Enhancement: The FeatureFlag component now accepts an evaluationOptions prop, allowing for more granular control over flag evaluation behavior.
• Suspense Integration: The added evaluationOptions are passed directly to the underlying useFlag hook, enabling the use of suspend options for better integration with React's Suspense mechanism.
• New Test Cases: New tests have been introduced to verify the FeatureFlag component's behavior when suspend: true is used, ensuring that fallbacks are rendered correctly during asynchronous flag resolution.

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Code Review

This pull request adds evaluationOptions to the FeatureFlag component, allowing consumers to pass options like suspend to the underlying useFlag hook. The changes are well-implemented and include tests for the new suspense functionality. I've made a couple of suggestions to improve the test code's robustness and clarity. Overall, this is a good addition.

[weyert]

Thank you