ui: Replace non-null assertions on index accesses with checked constructs Since noUncheckedIndexedAccess was enabled, many index accesses were silenced with '!'. This removes those assertions in the obvious cases, following the guidance in AGENTS-ui.md: - Convert index loops to for...of / arr.entries() where the index is only used for indexing (charts, datagrid, DataExplorer, plugins). - Read-then-check instead of checking length and then indexing (scroll details panel, line chart, trace config version check). - Use ensureDefined() where an invariant genuinely needs asserting. - Widen sqlValuesEqual() to accept undefined, which it already normalised, dropping the assertions in groupPathsEqual(). - Zip key/column pairs once per decode in SliceTrack so the per-row loop needs no indexing at all. Hot paths keep indexed iteration (with a comment explaining why the index is provably in range): the flamegraph renderer and the per-frame slice hover-variant loop, where .entries() would allocate a pair per iteration. No behaviour changes are intended. ui/build --typecheck, ESLint and Prettier are clean; all unit tests pass.
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