Fixed Value View
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Fixed value view components for the UI Generator framework.

This module provides the FixedValueView class, which enables displaying structured
data in a fixed grid layout with customizable cells. Fixed value views are ideal for
presenting parameters, calculations, and constant values in an organized tabular
format with rich styling and conditional formatting capabilities.

Fixed value views create grid-based layouts where each cell can display either static
text or dynamic values from parameters and calculations. The grid structure is defined
with a fixed number of rows and columns, with cells positioned precisely using
row/column indexing.

Classes:
    - Cell: Represents a single cell with content, styling, and formatting rules
    - FixedValueView: Container view managing the fixed grid layout and cells

Example:
    >>> # Define parameters
    >>> max_users = Parameter("max_users", DataType.INTEGER, default_value=100)
    >>> min_age = Parameter("min_age", DataType.INTEGER, default_value=18)
    >>> system_name = Parameter("system_name", DataType.STRING, default_value="MyApp")
    >>>
    >>> # Create fixed value view
    >>> builder = UiBuilder()
    >>> config_view = builder.add_fixed_value_view(
    ...     display_name="System Configuration",
    ...     show_band_color=True,
    ...     band_odd_row_background_color="#F0F0F0",
    ...     band_even_row_background_color="#FFFFFF"
    ... )
    >>>
    >>> # Add column headers
    >>> name_header = Cell("Setting Name", header_column=True)
    >>> value_header = Cell("Value", header_column=True)
    >>> config_view.add_column(name_header)
    >>> config_view.add_column(value_header)
    >>>
    >>> # Add data rows
    >>> # Row 0: System name
    >>> config_view.add_cell(Cell("System Name"), row=0, col=0)
    >>> config_view.add_cell(Cell(system_name), row=0, col=1)
    >>>
    >>> # Row 1: Max users
    >>> config_view.add_cell(Cell("Maximum Users"), row=1, col=0)
    >>> config_view.add_cell(Cell(max_users), row=1, col=1)
    >>>
    >>> # Row 2: Min age with conditional formatting
    >>> config_view.add_cell(Cell("Minimum Age"), row=2, col=0)
    >>> age_cell = Cell(min_age)
    >>> # Highlight if age is below 21
    >>> age_warning = Parameter("age_warning", DataType.BOOLEAN)
    >>> warning_style = ColumnStyle(background_color="#FFEEEE")
    >>> age_cell.add_conditional_formatting_rule(
    ...     named_value=age_warning,
    ...     override_styles=warning_style,
    ...     stop_if_true=True
    ... )
    >>> config_view.add_cell(age_cell, row=2, col=1)

.. autoclass:: daitum_ui.fixed_value_view.FixedValueView
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.. autoclass:: daitum_ui.fixed_value_view.Cell
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