fix: Convert MultiIndex columns to string representation #1672
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Previously, report generation failed for DataFrames with a MultiIndex on the column axis due to a "TypeError: Setting a MultiIndex dtype to anything other than object is not supported." This update converts all indexes to their string representation: simple indexes remain unchanged, while MultiIndexes are represented in a tuple-style format.
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Previously, report generation failed for DataFrames with a MultiIndex on the column axis due to a "TypeError: Setting a MultiIndex dtype to anything other than object is not supported."
This update converts all indexes to their string representation: simple indexes remain unchanged, while MultiIndexes are represented in a tuple-style format.