Drop ix lib. Node 22 has native iterator helper methods.

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The changes remove the dependency on the "ix" library from the project. This includes updating generator method implementations in a utility class to use native generator syntax and removing related import statements. No changes were made to exported or public entities beyond method signature updates to use generator functions.

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File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Removed the "ix" dependency from the dependencies section.
src/common/xlsx.util.ts	Refactored methods in the abstract Rangable class to use native generator syntax (*walkDown, *walkRight) instead of Iterable.from with the "ix" library. Updated method signatures accordingly.
src/components/pnp/findStepColumns.ts	Removed import statements for iterable operator extensions (filter.js, map.js, toarray.js) from the "ix" library.

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src/common/xlsx.util.ts (2)

276-285: Use native generator in walkDown to replace ix dependency
The new *walkDown() correctly iterates rows from start to end (inclusive), yielding only existing cells. This removes the external ix dependency while preserving original behavior and improving readability.

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291-300: Use native generator in walkRight to replace ix dependency
The new *walkRight() correctly iterates columns from start to end (inclusive), yielding only existing cells. This simplifies the code by dropping ix and leverages built-in generator support for clearer, more maintainable logic.

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