Doc bug: cursor_description attribute on Row object

[amachanic]

Describe the bug

According to the documentation for Row:

Attributes
cursor_description A copy of the Cursor.description object from the Cursor that created this row. This contains the column names and data types of the columns. See [Cursor.description](https://github.com/microsoft/mssql-python/wiki/Cursor#description)

... that doesn't seem to be true. The row class exposes no such attribute. I'm fine with that and I think #613 will satisfy most use cases here. So I think the doc just needs to get updated.

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[jahnvi480]

Thanks for reporting this @amachanic. I can confirm this is indeed a documentation bug — the Row class does not expose a cursor_description attribute. The class internally holds a _cursor reference but never surfaces cursor.description as a public property.

Fix needed: The Row wiki page should have the cursor_description attribute removed from the Attributes section, since it was never implemented.