feat(jsx-email): add meta tags to head and update test suite
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Description
This PR adds the following meta tags:
Meta tag for
format-detectionusage: To control how certain types of content are automatically detected and formatted by email clients on mobile devices.
Meta tag for
x-apple-disable-message-reformattingusage: It is specifically used in HTML email templates to prevent Apple's Mail app from automatically adjusting the formatting or layout of the email content.
Meta tag for
viewportusage: It is used for the usual responsive design we are used to on the web, basically to support media queries