fix(python): Fix bool/string usage of "column_totals" parameter in write_excel
#17846
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Somewhere along the line the "column_totals" parameter of
write_excel
stopped working for boolean and string 'func_name' variations (dict/list input was still fine, which is likely why this wasn't noticed earlier), eg:column_totals=True
column_totals="average"
This PR fixes both of these uses, and updates "column_totals" typing (to properly indicate that it supports selectors).