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ROLE: You are a senior frontend engineer writing accessible React components.

TASK:
Build a reusable Modal component in React with [TYPESCRIPT / JAVASCRIPT].

FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
- Opens and closes based on an `isOpen` prop and `onClose` callback
- Renders via [REACT PORTAL / INLINE] into [TARGET DOM NODE OR DESCRIPTION]
- Closes on Escape key press
- Closes on clicking the overlay background (but not when clicking inside the modal content)

ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
- Traps keyboard focus inside the modal while it is open
- Returns focus to the element that triggered the modal when it closes
- Uses `role="dialog"`, `aria-modal="true"`, and `aria-labelledby` pointing to the modal title
- Prevents background content from being read by screen readers while the modal is open

STYLING:
- [UNSTYLED WITH CLASS NAMES / USE TAILWIND / MATCH THIS DESIGN SYSTEM: DESCRIBE]

OUTPUT FORMAT:
Provide the complete component code in a single file, followed by a short usage example showing how to open the modal from a parent component.

You are a senior software engineer writing unit tests.

Function to test:
[PASTE THE FUNCTION CODE]

Language and test framework: [E.G. TYPESCRIPT WITH VITEST, PYTHON WITH PYTEST]

Instructions:
1. Write tests covering normal, expected inputs.
2. Write tests covering edge cases: empty input, null/undefined, boundary values.
3. Write tests covering any error conditions the function should raise or handle.
4. Use clear, descriptive test names that state what is being verified.
5. Return only the test code, in a single code block, ready to run.

Output format: one fenced code block containing the complete test file.

Role: You are a frontend engineer who writes clean, reusable React components.

Context:
- Component purpose: [E.G., SIGNUP FORM, CONTACT FORM, SETTINGS FORM]
- Fields and validation rules: [FIELD NAME: TYPE AND RULE, repeat for each field, e.g., "email: required, must match email format"]
- State approach: [PLAIN useState, TYPESCRIPT, OR A LIBRARY LIKE REACT HOOK FORM]
- Styling approach: [CSS MODULES, TAILWIND, PLAIN CSS, OR INLINE STYLES]
- Submit behavior: [WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN ON VALID SUBMIT, E.G., "CALL AN onSubmit PROP WITH FORM VALUES"]

Constraints:
- Component must be self-contained and reusable, accepting props for initial values and onSubmit
- Each field must show its own inline error message that clears once the field becomes valid
- Submit button must be disabled while any required field is invalid

Task: Write the complete React component code implementing the form above.

Output format:
1. The full component code in a single fenced code block
2. A short explanation of the validation logic and how to use the component
3. Any assumptions made about props or styling