fix(core): pass meta params from useDeleteButton to useButtonCanAccess

[RonakRahane]

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What is the current behavior?

useDeleteButton does not pass the meta prop to useButtonCanAccess. This causes custom access control rules that rely on meta params to fail when checking permissions for the delete button.

What is the new behavior?

useDeleteButton now correctly forwards props.meta to useButtonCanAccess, matching the pattern already used in useNavigationButton.

Fixes #7285

One-line fix. useNavigationButton already passes meta correctly, so this change brings useDeleteButton in line with that existing pattern.

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[alicanerdurmaz]

Hi, thanks for improving Refine.

Everything looks great except changeset file names should be auto-generated.

[RonakRahane]

Hi @alicanerdurmaz, thanks for the review! I've made the following changes:

Changeset filename is now auto-generated using changeset add
Commits squashed into a single clean commit with proper conventional commit format
Added a test for the meta forwarding fix, following the existing test style in the

delete-button
spec file
I also noticed that #7316 addresses the same issue. I completely respect that PR as well — please feel free to merge whichever one you find best suited. Happy to help improve Refine either way!