Render matplotlib path collections (violin plots, pcolor, stems, etc.) in plotly - #5702
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mpl_to_plotly silently drops several common plot types. Violin plots, pcolor, event plots, stack plots, fill_between and stem plots all produce PolyCollection/LineCollection artists in data coordinates, which the renderer skipped with "Dang! That path collection is out of this world...". The converted figure ends up with zero traces (except for stem, which gets partially drawn).
Fix: data-coordinate path collections are now drawn:
Before: plots converts to 0 traces (empty figures).
After: plots render correctly.
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