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texttemplate for histogram traces
See original GitHub issueAnd the associated textposition etc.
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A week or so.
Plotly.py uses Plotly.js to do rendering, so the flow is that this has to be implemented here in Javascript first, then released, and then the next version of Plotly.py to come out will have access to this functionality.