fix(redis-stream): map displayed row index to valueList correctly in handleCellChange

[Aias00]

Related issue

Closes #2161

Summary

CreateStream renders a filtered table (valueList.filter(item => item.action !== DELETE)) but handleCellChange mapped the displayed index back to valueList using valueList.slice(0, index+1).filter(DELETE).length — a formula that only counts DELETE rows in the first index+1 elements, not all DELETE rows before the displayed row. The realIndex was wrong, so edits landed on the wrong row (or a DELETE row) and were silently lost. Rewrote the mapping to walk valueList counting non-DELETE rows until the index-th one, mirroring handleDelete's accumulation approach.

Verification

• tsc + eslint clean for CreateStream/index.tsx.

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[openai0229]

The filtered-index traversal is a plausible fix, but this PR is not ready to merge without regression coverage for the mapping contract.

Please add automated tests that prove the exact underlying row is updated when deleted rows occur before the target and between visible rows, and include existing ADD / UPDATE rows plus an out-of-range visible index. The tests should assert that no neighboring or deleted row is mutated. Please rebase onto the latest main before requesting another review.

[Aias00]

Rebased + tests added

Rebased onto the latest main and added automated regression tests for the index-mapping contract.

Changes

1. Extracted the index-mapping logic from handleCellChange into a pure, exported function mapDisplayedIndexToValueListIndex in src/blocks/RedisAllData/CreateStream/mapDisplayedIndex.ts. This makes the mapping independently testable without React rendering.

2. handleCellChange now calls mapDisplayedIndexToValueListIndex(valueList, index) instead of the inline loop.

3. Test file: src/blocks/RedisAllData/CreateStream/mapDisplayedIndex.test.ts — 8 test groups covering:

Test	Scenario	Asserts
1	No deleted rows	Identity mapping (0→0, 1→1, 2→2); out-of-range → -1
2	Deleted rows before the target	[DELETE, DELETE, A, B] → displayed 0 maps to index 2, displayed 1 maps to index 3
3	Deleted rows between visible rows	[A, DELETE, B, DELETE, C] → 0→0, 1→2, 2→4
4	Mixed ADD/UPDATE/ORIGINAL	All non-DELETE rows are visible; correct mapping
5	Out-of-range displayed index	Returns -1 (negative, large, just-past-end)
6	All rows deleted	Returns -1 (no visible rows)
7	Single row	0→0, 1→-1
8	Empty list	0→-1

Each test asserts the exact underlying row is mapped — no neighboring or deleted row is returned. The mapDisplayedIndexToValueListIndex function returns -1 for out-of-range indices, and handleCellChange early-returns on -1 (no mutation).

Run: npx tsx src/blocks/RedisAllData/CreateStream/mapDisplayedIndex.test.ts → mapDisplayedIndex tests passed

[openai0229]

The mapping revision is much better and the focused cases are useful. One blocker remains: the new test is not executed by Community CI. The workflow runs an explicit list of frontend test scripts and never invokes test:create-stream-index, so the green check currently proves lint and build but not this regression contract. Please add this script to .github/workflows/ci.yml, rebase onto current main, and rerun CI.

[Aias00]

Added the test:create-stream-index script to .github/workflows/ci.yml (after Redis explorer, before result inspector). The Community CI will now execute the mapDisplayedIndex tests.