Collection Name now supported by SectionList

[UC-KBish]

Summary:

This change adds support for the accessibilityRole prop in SectionList, enabling accessibility roles such as "list" and "grid". Previously, SectionList did not support setting a accessibilty role, which could impact screen reader behavior.

Changelog:

[ANDROID] [ADDED] - Added support for accessibilityRole ('list' | 'grid') and accessibilityCollection props in SectionList to improve accessibility on Android.

Test Plan:

1. Manual Testing on Android:
   Render a SectionList with accessibilityRole="list" and confirm the role is recognized by accessibility tools (e.g., TalkBack).

   Render a SectionList with accessibilityRole="list" and confirm the role is recognized by accessibility tools (e.g., TalkBack).

   Navigate the list with TalkBack to confirm that elements are announced correctly based on their collection role and structure.

2. Validation in Debugger:

   Verify that the accessibilityRole and accessibilityCollection props are correctly passed down to the underlying native view.

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[UC-KBish]

Hello, this is my first contribution to React Native. Any resources or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!