fix: LS26002468: insert row - reset initialValue and persist col data - #2900
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This pull request makes improvements to how cell data is managed when creating or resetting rows in the
KupDataTablecomponent. The main focus is on ensuring that both thevalueand theinitialValueproperties of cell data are correctly reset, and on preserving and extending cell data properties when constructing new cells.Cell data management improvements:
initialValueproperty insidecell.dataif it exists, ensuring that both the displayed value and its initial state are reset.c.datainto the new cell'sdataobject, and conditionally addssizeandmaxLengthproperties if present, ensuring that all relevant cell data is preserved and extended as needed.