Add support for document index tables#34
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TableItemslabels are a union:label: Literal[DOCUMENT_INDEX, TABLE] = TABLEsee: https://ds4sd.github.io/docling/reference/docling_document/#docling_core.types.doc.TableItem.label
changes here ensure that tables classified with the label
DocItemLabel.DOCUMENT_INDEXare properly populated in extension attributesI added a test document but not sure how necessary. Struggled to create a dummy index pdf that was simple yet still got classified as a
document_indextable so took an excerpt of a real pdf. For that reason I did not do assertions on data frame contents to avoid brittleness.