fix: thread actual row index to col.render in Table - #1291
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Closes #1048
Fixes an issue in
src/components/ui/Table.tsxwherecol.renderwas hardcoded to always receive0as the row index.The row index is now properly threaded from the
Tablecomponent down throughTableRowinto therenderfunction. The threaded index correctly accounts for pagination by calculating the absolute index (page * pageSize + index), ensuring any column logic relying on the row index (like numbering or striping) works as expected across all rows and pages.