Fixes

• Fixes [Bug] The closing button for the "Confused need help " pop up pages is aligning with the cc logo #546 by @akshathere

Description

This PR fixes the issue with the cc logo icon appearing of the close icon on the modals. This is largely a temporary fix.

Technical details

The issue was caused by how vocabulary handles the .icon* classes, which replaces icons that are not in vocabulary with the cc icon as a default.
From careful inspection of the code, the modal was handled by an app-modal component, which was imported from the @creativecommons/vocabulary-components npm package.
Because this package is based on the vue implementation of the legacy vocabulary code, it meant that I couldn't access or edit the source component directly. Hence, I implemented a new modal component, AppModal which is the new wrapper for the ChooserModal component contents. This new component now has a corrected implementation of the close icon.

Additional Notes

I must add that this implementation is temporary, as there is no close icon in the the vocabulary design system yet. A more permanent solution would be to;

1. Update the vocabulary repo to include a close icon
2. Update the version of Vocabulary in this repo to the version with the close icon implemented
3. Implement the close icon as prescribed by the vocabulary guidelines.

Tests

• Run the source code on your local machine.
• Scroll down the the "Confused? Need Help?" section
• Click on any of the questions and observe the modal.
• Run the docker compose exec chooser-node npm run test command and observe your terminal and confirm no errors were logged.

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