Fix CsvDataTableStore.getRows() returning String[] where other implementation returned typed objects#7279
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So for example the GenerateCalmArchitechture prethink recipe running in a unit test would call
InMemoryDataTableStore.getRows()and get back aServiceEndpoints.Rowand pass.When the same recipe ran via the CLI it would call
CsvDataTableStore.getRows()and get back aString[]and fail because it did not expect that.Initially the
SourcesFileErrorsdata table didn't report these failures either because they happened in the second cycle and were omitted due toDataTable.allowWritingInthisCycle()returningfalse. This led to the frustrating situation where recipe errors would be reported in the console but there would be no data table to look at to find out what the errors actually were.