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Fixed an ongoing problem with animate_multiple_plots when re-using a line or scatter chart. Corresponding subplots would show a static figure from a previous single animation.
Fixed fig= for single animations not being passed properly as a custom figure.
Several performance improvements to speed up loops in animations.
Fixed a problem with line and scatter plots being chopped off near the vertical limit values.
Added a colorbar with bubble plots when a Pandas df column is passed as a colour. Currently only for individual animations.
Added options for bubble plots above to control the colorbar scale limits with vmin & vmax. If None, then they are automatically calculated.
Added option add_legend= for line and scatter animations for single & multiple plots. Default is True.
Added the option enable_progress_bar= to animate_multiple_plots. Default is False.
Improved the ability to re-use figures & axes in a notebook for multiple plots. Occasionally, these used to carry over old frames into a new animation.
Made animate_multiple_plots to create a Figure() instance instead of a figure() one. Note that matplotlib can take twice as long to generate animations with the latter instance type. Not clear why.
Added a new folder ./examples/test_notebooks/ for future collaborators to add new notebooks.
Removed the limitation for the interpolation (interpolate_period=) only to work with a DateTime index. It should now work with any numeric df index.