feat(table): add getCopyDeepLinkAction utility and TableAction type

[hortison]

Summary

• Adds a TableAction type and a getCopyDeepLinkAction(onCopy, title?) helper that returns a pre-built row-action descriptor (with CopyLinkIcon and the provided callback); title defaults to 'Copy link' and is overridable for i18n
• Exports both from the package root so any consumer can drop a "Copy link" entry into a ResponsiveDataTable actionsList

Changes

• src/custom/TableActions.tsx (new) - holds the TableAction type and getCopyDeepLinkAction helper
• src/custom/ResponsiveDataTable.tsx - imports TableAction from the leaf for the Column.options.actionsList typing
• src/custom/index.tsx - re-exports both from the leaf module
• src/index.tsx - explicit root re-export of the leaf so the symbols land in the published declaration bundle

Why a separate TableActions leaf module

The type and helper were originally inline in ResponsiveDataTable, reaching the entry only through export * from './custom'. rollup-plugin-dts (used by tsup for the declaration bundle) drops such nested re-exports, so import { getCopyDeepLinkAction, TableAction } from '@sistent/sistent' resolved to nothing in consumers even though the runtime export existed. Re-exporting directly from ResponsiveDataTable is not viable - it imports the untyped @sistent/mui-datatables, which makes the dts build resolve that module and fail (TS7016). Moving the symbols into a leaf module free of untyped imports lets the explicit root re-export force them into the published bundle (the same workaround already used for FeedbackButton).

Usage

import { getCopyDeepLinkAction } from '@sistent/sistent';

const actions = [
  getCopyDeepLinkAction(() => copyToClipboard(buildRowUrl(rowId))),
  // ... other actions
];

Test plan

• getCopyDeepLinkAction returns a descriptor with title, icon, onClick (default title 'Copy link')
• Runtime bundle exports getCopyDeepLinkAction (dist/index.js)
• Published dist/index.d.ts declares both TableAction and getCopyDeepLinkAction at the package root
• tsup build (JS + declaration bundle) exits 0
• CopyLinkIcon renders in the DataTableEllipsisMenu action list - visual, exercised by consumers

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request introduces a new TableAction type and a helper function getCopyDeepLinkAction to standardise the "Copy link" action within the ResponsiveDataTable component, exporting them from the module's entry point. Feedback suggests making the action's title configurable with a default value to avoid hardcoded UI strings and support internationalization (i18n).

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[gemini-code-assist]

Avoid hardcoding UI strings in shared components and utilities. To support internationalization (i18n) and localization, expose the title string as a configurable parameter with a default value of 'Copy link' to maintain backward compatibility.

Suggested change

	export const getCopyDeepLinkAction = (onCopy: () => void): TableAction => ({
	title: 'Copy link',
	icon: <CopyLinkIcon width={20} height={20} />,
	onClick: onCopy,
	});
	export const getCopyDeepLinkAction = (onCopy: () => void, title = 'Copy link'): TableAction => ({
	title,
	icon: <CopyLinkIcon width={20} height={20} />,
	onClick: onCopy,
	});

References

1. Avoid hardcoding UI strings (such as button labels) in shared components. Expose these strings as configurable props to support internationalization (i18n) and localization.
2. When exposing UI strings as configurable props in shared components to support localization, provide a default value to maintain backward compatibility.

[hortison]

Good call — fixed in the follow-up commit. getCopyDeepLinkAction now accepts an optional title parameter (default 'Copy link') so consumers can pass a localized string without breaking existing call sites.