[TST] Add missing attribute options to mocked responses

[rmanaem]

• Closes Fix missing attribute labels in example TSV files generated by UpdateExamples e2e test #854

Changes proposed in this pull request:

• Add missing diagnosis (Healthy Control, ADHD) and assessment (MoCA, UPDRS) options to mocked responses
• Update imaging modality mock labels to match federate API labels
• Update ResultsTSV test assertions to match updated modality mock labels

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Summary by Sourcery

Keep mocked option responses and ResultsTSV tests consistent with the federate API’s available attributes and imaging terminology.

Enhancements:

• Expand mocked diagnosis and assessment option responses with Healthy Control, ADHD, MoCA, and UPDRS terms.
• Align mocked imaging modality labels and abbreviations with the federate API.

Tests:

• Update ResultsTSV end-to-end assertions for the standardized imaging modality labels.

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Reviewer's Guide

This test-focused PR expands mocked diagnosis and assessment options, synchronizes imaging modality labels and abbreviations with the federate API, and updates ResultsTSV assertions to reflect the new mock output.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Expand mocked option fixtures to cover additional diagnosis and assessment terms.	Add Healthy Control and ADHD diagnosis nodes. Add MoCA and UPDRS assessment-tool nodes.	cypress/fixtures/mocked-responses.ts
Align mocked imaging modality labels and abbreviations with federate API terminology.	Rename T1, T2, and functional MRI labels to API-standard image names. Change the functional modality abbreviation from fMRI to bold.	cypress/fixtures/mocked-responses.ts
Update TSV end-to-end expectations for the revised imaging modality labels.	Assert the new BOLD and T2-weighted labels in phenotypic and imaging session output.	cypress/e2e/ResultsTSV.cy.ts

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#854	Add the missing Healthy Control and ADHD diagnosis terms, and MoCA and UPDRS assessment terms, to the mocked attribute responses used by UpdateExamples.	✅
#854	Align the mocked imaging modality labels with API conventions: Blood-Oxygen-Level Dependent image, T1-weighted image, and T2-weighted image.	✅
#854	Update ResultsTSV test assertions to expect the corrected imaging modality labels.	✅

Possibly linked issues

• Fix missing attribute labels in example TSV files generated by UpdateExamples e2e test #854: The PR adds the specified missing terms, updates modality labels, and adjusts ResultsTSV assertions exactly as requested.

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