The dumb, presentational Table primitive family (Table/TableHeader/TableHead/TableBody/TableRow/TableCell/TableFooter/TablePagination) that DataTable composes — no sort/filter/selection logic lives here.
This is the foundation layer a <DataTable> is built from — real <table>/<thead>/<th>/<tbody>/<tr>/<td>/<tfoot> elements with no feature logic baked in. Sort indicators, select-all checkboxes, tooltips, and badges are composed as children (via CellHeader) rather than being props on these primitives — a component here never imports a feature component.
Use these directly for a plain styled table; reach for DataTable once you need sorting/filtering/pagination/selection/virtualization.
A <td>-shaped adapter composing the existing Pagination (variant="table") as-is — accepts (almost) all of Pagination's own props plus colSpan, meant to sit inside a <TableFooter><TableRow>.