TST: move custom business month tests to own file (#27085)
- [ ] xref #27085
- [x] tests added / passed (no new tests added; all tests pass)
- [x] Ensure all linting tests pass, see [here](https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/dev/development/contributing.html#code-standards) for how to run them
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Move custom month business cases from the `test_month.py` file into their own `test_custom_business_month.py` file per the current pattern in the `tseries.offsets` tests that split offset business and/or custom subclasses into their own files with ample cases (see `test_custom_business_hour.py`)

There is much refactoring work here to do that could be linked to this issue (#27085) going forward, but the simplest pieces that probably belong under this issue are simple organization of existing tests into smaller, logical files that make it easier for contributors to find a tests' home.

I'm a new contributor to the codebase so place let me know if I misunderstood the scope or what you all were thinking with this issue. Happy to adjust.
can you merge master @github-actions pre-commit @datapythonista Thank you for spending the time to approve this work. I'm really hoping to get more involved in open source, but I have a lot to learn.

I fixed the piece of the process I overlooked (isort) and re-merged master. Afterward, I had some CI checks fail that seemed unrelated to the changes that I made (errors while running pytest on `pandas/tests/io/fast_parquet.py`).

I was able to replicate these errors locally and merging master again just now did not resolve them. How would you like for me to proceed? I'm in my phone now, can't check easily myself, but in general the best after what you did is to check the last build of master, and see if it's failing. If it's not, it's likely that the problem is in your branch. If master is failing, you can just wait for someone else to fix it, or if you prefer, you can also have a look, and see if you can fix it in a separate PR. Thanks for working on this @felixDulys 