Add test harness for CDK drag&drop

#### Reproduction

Stackblitz:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/harness-issue-drag-drop

Steps to reproduce:
1. Run tests
2. There are 2 tests that try to simply drag a box by using mousedown, mousemove, mouseup events. The box contains a text "was dragged: true/false" that indicates whether d&d action really took place.
3. See that `"should drag using harness libs"` test fails. It uses harness `drag()` method that invokes mouse events in a way:
```
const dragBox = await this.locatorFor(".drag-me")();
await dragBox.dispatchEvent("mousedown");
await dragBox.dispatchEvent("mousemove");
```

#### Expected Behavior

Calling `dispatchEvent` on `TestElement` implementation should be picked up by d&d.

#### Actual Behavior

Used implementation of `TestElement` is `UnitTestElement`. `dispatchEvent()` of this class triggers `createFakeEvent()` that create events using deprecated `initEvent()` method.
```
const event = document.createEvent('Event');
event.initEvent(type, canBubble, cancelable);
```
Such created event is not picked up by d&d implementation.

However getting to raw dom element and dispatching `new MouseEvent` works perfectly fine. It can be visible in `"should drag using UnitTestElement casting and MouseEvent triggering"` test. It uses harness `dragRaw()` method.

I guess `createFakeEvent` should not be used here.

My initial suggestion for implementing `TestElement` interface would be to simply distinguish even type by name in following way:
```
if (type.startswith("mouse")) {
... new MouseEvent(type);
}
```
I don't know if there is any other option taking into account `TestElement` interface takes only event name as a string.

#### Environment

- Angular: 11
- CDK/Material: 11
- Browser(s): Chrome
- Operating System (e.g. Windows, macOS, Ubuntu):

Inizia dalla riproduzione StackBlitz e confronta i test "should drag using harness libs" e "should drag using UnitTestElement casting and MouseEvent triggering". Segui UnitTestElement.dispatchEvent() fino a createFakeEvent() e confronta questi eventi con il percorso MouseEvent grezzo usato da dragRaw(). Il lavoro è completato quando il test di trascinamento dell'harness rileva l'azione di trascinamento senza dipendere dall'accesso diretto al DOM.

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