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line breaking hints in the `ViewString` method for lists

Up to now, `ViewObj` and `ViewString` behaved differently for lists,
due to the prescribed line breaking hints `\<` and `\>`.
This was a reason why new `ViewString` methods for complicated
GAP objects were likely to produce output that looked different
from `ViewObj` output.

With the proposed change, the line breaking hints in the `ViewObj`
and `ViewString` methods for finite lists are made consistent
with those that appear in the kernel function `PrintListDefault`.

Only a few test examples are affected by this change,
they have been adjusted.

(I think that after this change, it will make sense to add more
`ViewString` methods.)

An open problem is that `ViewString` cannot handle self-referential objects.
Note that the GAP kernel does some bookkeeping in the case of `ViewObj`;
an analogous mechanism would be possible also for `ViewString`.

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