Allow customizing or disabling the row tabindex for clickable rows

Package

v4.x

Description

When using the row select event (@select) as shown in the documentation:
https://ui.nuxt.com/docs/components/table#with-row-select-event

the generated elements receive tabindex="0", making every row part of the keyboard tab order.

In large tables, this means users have to tab through potentially hundreds of rows before reaching the next focusable element, which can significantly hurt keyboard navigation.

It would be great if there were a way to customize this behavior, for example:

rowTabIndex?: number (e.g. -1)
focusableRows?: boolean

or a more generic rowAttrs/trAttrs prop to override attributes on the generated elements.

This would allow developers to keep rows clickable with the mouse while removing them from the sequential tab order when appropriate, without resorting to DOM manipulation after render.

Thanks for considering this!

Additional context

No response

Start with the Table documentation at ui.nuxt.com/docs/components/table#with-row-select-event and trace how clickable rows receive tabindex="0". Review the table component implementation to determine the supported customization point, then verify that row keyboard behavior can be customized or disabled without breaking row selection.