feat: add option to customize row selection and row collapse#1107
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Need to figure out why the tests are failing. Named blocks are only supported as of Ember 3.25+ but the |
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With the current version of
ember-table, you can only customize the row selection and row collapse visualisation through CSS overrides of theinput type="checkbox"element and its empty siblingspanelement.This PR aims to unlock a way of customizing the row selection and row collapse visualisation as a whole, allowing people to use their own (design system) components instead of using CSS.