feat(Dropdown): Add guidelines for placement of destructive items

What does this MR do?

There's no guidance on where a destructive action should be placed in a disclosure dropdown.

This change adds a new guideline for the content of the dropdown. Destructive actions, such as deleting an item, should now appear last in the list of options. This change improves the user experience by making it less likely that users will accidentally select a destructive action.

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