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[EuiDataGrid] Make popover size configureable
Currently the size of the popover is static with a max height and width of 400px. This might be sufficient for lot's of cases, but given the variety of field values e.h. in Discover it would be awesome if this would be configureable. Currently it's like that:
https://github.com/elastic/eui/blob/91368b5affc6314c4f6e866ae53d4b19f16094df/src/components/datagrid/_data_grid_data_row.scss#L100-L107
Here's an example where more vertical screen space would make sense in Discover:
Of course this depends on the available screen size, so it should be responsive.
There could be configureable like this
- static max height/width
- responsive (optimized for screen space)
- a function to allow the consuming application to return custom height/width
- user could manually resize (somewhere in the future)
Worth considering how this would work with https://github.com/elastic/eui/issues/5686 (if we place the popover directly over the cell in the future)
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