feat(mantine): add getRowAttributes prop on table #3719
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Proposed Changes
Added a prop on the table called
getRowAttributes. This prop is useful to provide some attributes on the<tr>tag that depend on the row data, for example if you need to disable one row.Potential Breaking Changes
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