Paul Marbach
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* TableNG: Markdown cell, plus custom row height * tab indentation in cue file * fix i18n * trying an auto height with the updated RDG * get auto cellHeight working * i18n updates * hoor disable_sanitize_html flag in MarkdownCell * update react-data-grid version to attempt to support page up and down * removing custom height * use the latest experimental RDG with paging up and down * TableNG: Wrap text for DataLinks and Pills; groundwork for max wrap length * disable editing max wrapped lines for now * disable wrap text line limit e2e * new i18n extract after commenting out input * wip * kill max wrapped lines for now * more cleanup * remove targeting classes added for max wrapped lines * fix Pill test * couple more style cleanups * fix e2es given these updates * add a couple tests * wip: tests * add tests * bump up capital letters in lorem ipsum * fix copy-pasta mistake * whoops, mis-merged the selector * use a local count instead of getCellLinks * use react-data-grid on react-18 branch * fix linting on test * gdev dashboard and smoketest for Markdown table * remove cellHeightCustom * reorganize in light of recent and upcoming changes * remove one more reference to cellHeightCustom * put getDefaultRowHeight back into a util * clean up test * swap cell height back to a radio * revert ImageCell change, we'll do it in the getStyles PR * don't memo defaultRowHeight * final couple of style cleanups * different approach to managing the auto height part of this * kill console.log * update i18n * reorganized once more * i18n * guard against rowHeight being auto for virtualization * may as well memoize the defaultRowHeight * get rid of the enableVirtualization initializer thing * fixes from CI * fix test * fix test * just omit third arg for that test * remove nonsensical test case * this file didn't get re-gen'd * fixes from review * row expander doesn't need height * remove console.log * fix e2e after we fixed pagination toggle bug
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