* fix: accept Data and Message inputs in LoopComponent LoopComponent.input_types only listed DataFrame and Table, rejecting connections from Data- and Message-producing components at build time. The class description and _convert_message_to_data method already intended to support these types. - Add Data and Message to input_types on the data HandleInput - Add types=["Data"] to Item output, types=["DataFrame", "Table"] to Done output - Convert Message to Data in _validate_data before calling validate_data_input Fixes #13636 * fix: normalize mixed Message/DataFrame lists in Loop._validate_data Addresses the CodeRabbit review on #13646. The list branch converted Message items to Data but left DataFrame items untouched, so a mixed [Message, DataFrame] input became [Data, DataFrame] — which validate_data_input rejects because DataFrame is not a Data subclass. Normalize each list item: convert Message via _convert_message_to_data and expand DataFrame/Table to its rows via to_data_list(), so any accepted input shape (including a mixed list) yields a homogeneous list[Data]. Add lfx regression tests covering the input/output type metadata, the connect-time type-compatibility check, and _validate_data across single Message/Data/DataFrame, list[Message], the mixed-list case, and rejection of lists with non-coercible items. * chore: regenerate Loop component index, starter project, and locale Rebuild the component index, the "Research Translation Loop" starter project, and the en.json locale string for the Loop input_types / output types / info changes on release-1.10.1. * chore: trigger CI re-run --------- Co-authored-by: dymux <putramkti@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Eric Hare <ericrhare@gmail.com>
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