Fix table edits with dataframe indexes#2883
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What changed
This fixes #2747 by allowing table edit/delete callbacks to use the dataframe index value returned by the frontend instead of requiring it to be numeric.
Dataframes with non-default indexes can now update or delete the selected row through the existing pandas index path, while the previous numeric-index behavior is preserved.
Tests
python -m ruff check taipy/gui/data/pandas_data_accessor.py tests/gui/data/test_pandas_data_accessor.pygit diff --checkI also tried
python -m pytest tests/gui/data/test_pandas_data_accessor.py -q, but this local machine only has Python 3.14 while the project declaresrequires-python = ">=3.9,<3.13"; the test run stopped during import in SQLAlchemy before reaching these tests.