🌅 FigureResampler display improvements

[jvdd]

This PR does;

• remove the empty space under inline FigureResampler when height is not passed
  (this is because the default plotly figure height is 450, but the default jupyter-dash app height is 650 👉 👈 )
• add show_dash_kwargs to FigureResampler
• test the above
• when ipython display is called on a FigureResampler it will start an inline jupyter-dash app
• extend tests to also check for other properties that are not in _get_pr_props_keys

This PR adds the following behavior to FigureResampler; when having fig as output in your notebook (_ipython_display_) -> now a dash app will be started under the hood with mode = "inline"

Users can control the port and other properties of the dash app via the show_dash_kwargs that is added to the constructor of FigureResampler. This can be set in two manners;

• fig = FigureResampler(..., show_dash_kwargs=dict(port=8051))
• register_plotly_resampler(mode="figure", show_dash_kwargs=dict(port=8051))

[jvdd]

@jonasvdd this PR should only be merged if you are fine with adding the behavior described above (of course)!

[jonasvdd]

@jvdd, I like this behavior!

[jonasvdd]

I think this is somewhat related to the issues in #99, maybe we can improve the documentation about the dynamic aggregation as-well?

[jvdd]

Jup @jonasvdd,

I think revisiting the documentation will never hurt, certainly with the many new PRs that recently have been merged!

[jonasvdd]

there is no (generated) documentation for this arg as the documentation from the superclass its __init__ is used