Building a data grid component

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In my last post, I talked about a web component I'm building... and here it is: a data grid!
So before you say anything... yes, there are tons of grid out there. Before creating my own, I looked at what is available. I really liked the following grids:
I wanted something simple. Something where the source code is not made of some obscure arcane magic. Something that fits in one simple JS class and that I can use in my projects, without making compromises on the features I need. The web is already over engineered most of the time.
I've almost found my "dream" (not ideal yet, but the main idea was there) with Zino Grid. But I didn't like some of the choices that were made:
So basically, I took Zino Grid and turned it into what I wanted. I turned out quite nice!