[Beta] EuiDataGrid rowHeightsOptions.autoBelowLineCount functionality

[weronikaolejniczak]

rowHeightsOptions.autoBelowLineCount functionality stems from a feature request: https://github.com/elastic/eui/issues/7835. It has been introduced on https://github.com/elastic/eui/pull/8096. It's in beta status to verify whether it contains performance issues or other bugs (see discussion in https://github.com/elastic/eui/issues/7835 and various bug reports around auto height grids). The purpose of this task is to track the beta feature, analyze the usage and group improvements to the functionality to assure its usability and stability.

[!IMPORTANT] This beta status can be removed if Discover is able to use this feature extensively in production without major user issues for an extended period of time.

Feature description

rowHeightsOptions.autoBelowLineCount feature flag enables custom lineCount behavior, where lineCount acts like a max number of lines instead of a set number of lines for all rows.

Usage notes

There is no usage in the whole Kibana repository.

Discover

Discover doesn't use rowHeightsOptions.autoBelowLineCount at the moment because it doesn't cover the full extent of the required functionality.

EuiDataGrid usage: src/platform/packages/shared/kbn-unified-data-table/src/components/data_table.tsx Custom row heights options hook: src/platform/packages/shared/kbn-unified-data-table/src/hooks/use_row_heights_options.ts Custom row height count hook: src/platform/packages/shared/kbn-unified-data-table/src/hooks/use_row_height.ts Custom toolbar: src/platform/packages/shared/kbn-unified-data-table/src/components/data_table_additional_display_settings.tsx (usage in the first file, line 1035 renderCustomToolbarFn)

Goal

As part of this ticket we should analyze the differences between the current implementation and functionality scope and the desired functionality scope. We can analyze the differences between our implementation and Discover team implementation. Additionally, we should plan tasks to arrive at a feature parity and assure functional stability and fair usage.