Leak when using dataTree module and replaceData

[panofr]

Describe the bug
When using "replaceData" many times with an heavy dataload on Tabulator 5.x and 6.2 with dataTree activated, Chrome crashed sometimes out of memory.
With a bit of investigation, I found that when calling "replaceData", old rows are deleted (wipe), but expanded row's cells aren't.
So Tabulator's table.columnManager stills reference old detached DOM cells, and memory is growing without limit.

The problem occurs only if some row are expanded. If I don't have any dataTree or if I force all row to be 'closed' this leak doesn't occur.

Tabulator Info
6.2

Working Example
I've made an super simple example:
https://jsfiddle.net/Lionel_Anyware/nmsk6jq5/6/

To Reproduce
A step by step guide to recreate the issue in your JS Fiddle or Codepen:

1. Go to the fiddleJs
2. Click on replaceData
3. See that number of cell referenced is increasing each time replaceData is called.

Expected behavior
The dataTree's children cells (if I understand correctly) should be deleted as well as rows.Cells when calling replaceData

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10/11
• Browser: Chrome
• Version: 123

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