Add "SI extended" formatting rule for the tick exponents #7249
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LGTM, thanks @dberardi99! It’ll need a draftlog entry, I’d call it an addition rather than a bug fix. @archmoj I see you have this slotted for the next release after 3.0, sounds reasonable, I’ll defer to you for a final review |
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Fix plotly/plotly.py#4787
As suggested by @alexcjohnson in plotly/plotly.py#4787 (comment), a new "SI extended" tick exponents' formatting rule has been added to display numbers in the full SI unit range (10^-30 to 10^30).
In addition, the 20.json mock and its baseline have been modified to show how this new mode works.