Wrong date of update of views

Steps to reproduce

Views have several attributes shown before the header, which include the Last modification time column. Its value is misleading, as views are not independent items, but rather a filtered values of the dates stored in a table. So, if I change something in a table, it is changed in a linked view/views, but the date is not changed. It can be only changed if I change the value stored in the table specifically from the views window. That is not correct.

1. Have a table with some views, which filters data from the table, eg not showing some columns.
2. Change the value in the table.
3. Observe that the Last update time is not changed.

Expected behavior

The Last update time should reflect the changes in data, but not in a view. So, if I change the value in the table the date of update in values should be changed properly.

Actual behavior

The update time in views is not updated if changes are made in the table, but not a view.

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No file, test, browser, or version is named. Start by tracing how the Tables app computes and displays a view's Last modification time, then compare updates made in the source table with updates made through a view. Done means the displayed time changes for source-table data updates while remaining appropriate for view-definition changes, with regression coverage if the existing test structure supports it.