Async CSV reads keep every row

Agno's CSVReader.async_read() splits large files into pages of 1,000 rows, and with RowChunking(skip_header=True) it now skips only the file's first row. The reader used to treat the first row of each page as a header and skip it, so every page after the first lost a data row. A file with 1,002 records returned 1,002 rows from read() and 1,001 from async_read().

from agno.knowledge.chunking.row import RowChunking
from agno.knowledge.reader.csv_reader import CSVReader
 
reader = CSVReader(chunking_strategy=RowChunking(skip_header=True))
documents = await reader.async_read("orders.csv")

Row numbers now stay continuous across pages. Files small enough to read as one document weren't affected.

See the cookbook, and learn more about CSV row chunking and the CSV reader in the documentation.