Bug/935 🐛 handover first expanded column missing descriptions

[EdwardBrunton]

Short summary

Fix expand function to work with index = 0

Link to issue: https://github.com/equinor/cc-components/issues/935

PR Checklist

• [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code
• [x] I have written a short summary of my changes in the PR
• [x] I have linked related issue to the PR
• [x] I have bumped the version(s) in the changed package(s)
• [x] I have bumped the version in workspace-fusion

[!TIP] You can test your changes on the test-application. You can find it under apps\test-app\src\index.tsx

[!CAUTION] ⛔ I understand by merging my PR, the changed packages will be published to NPM immediately ⛔

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