There seem to be a lot of data version control systems built around ML pipelines or software development needs, but not so much on the sort of data editing that

There seem to be a lot of data version control systems built around ML pipelines or software development needs, but not so much on the sort of data editing that happens outside of software development & analysis. Kart (https://kartproject.org https://kartproject.org) is built on git to provide data version control for geospatial vector & tabular data. Per-row (feature & attribute) version control and the ability to collaborate with a team of people is sorely missing from those workflows. It's focused on geographic use-cases, but you can work with 'plain old tables' too, with MySQL, PostgreSQL and MSSQL working copies (you don't have to pick - you can push and pull between them).