fix(table): improve type handling for table-cell elements in parseRow…

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved type handling for table-cell elements in the table module
  • Enhanced parsing accuracy for table cells
  • Refined type safety for table-related operations

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The pull request introduces a patch for the @wangeditor-next/table-module package, focusing on improving type handling for table-cell elements within the parseRowHtml function. The changes enhance type safety and clarity by replacing @ts-ignore comments with explicit type casting, ensuring more accurate processing of table-cell elements and their properties.

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File	Change Summary
packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts	Refactored parseRowHtml function with improved type handling for table-cell elements
.changeset/chatty-goats-kick.md	Added changeset file for tracking the package update

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

.changeset/chatty-goats-kick.md (1)

6-6: Consider adding more details to the changeset description.

While the commit message follows the conventional format, it would be helpful to include:

• Specific details about what type-handling improvements were made
• Why these changes were necessary
• Any potential impact on existing code

Example of a more detailed description:

-fix(table): improve type handling for table-cell elements in parseRowHtml function
+fix(table): improve type handling for table-cell elements in parseRowHtml function
+
+- Replace @ts-ignore with proper type casting for TableCellElement
+- Improve type safety for colSpan and hidden properties
+- Ensure consistent handling of table cell properties

packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts (1)

65-66: Consider using a type guard for enhanced safety

Casting child to TableCellElement here is valid due to the preceding table-cell check, but implementing a custom type guard (e.g., isTableCellElement()) would improve readability and guard against accidental misuse.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

.changeset/chatty-goats-kick.md (1)

1-4: LGTM on the version bumps!

The changeset correctly declares patch updates for both affected packages, which is appropriate for type-handling improvements that don't introduce breaking changes.

packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts (2)

68-68: LGTM

Pushing the valid TableCellElement object to tableCellChildren is appropriate and maintains correct table-cell sequencing.

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77-77: Hidden cell check is correct

Accessing hidden after confirming DomEditor.getNodeType(nextChild) === 'table-cell' is safe. The explicit cast is appropriate to ensure TypeScript’s type checks.