MultiQC tables use a bunch of custom javascript, which is why we didn’t package it up in the same way. In contrast, Plotly plots are generally well supported natively by notebook environments.
You can try using MultiQC tables yourself if you want, the function is multiqc.plot.table() - but it’s likely that we need to pull some extra magic to somehow inject in the custom CSS and JavaScript for them to function properly.
Feel free to open an issue for this on the MultiQC repo if it’s something you’d like to see.