[FEATURE] - corr_plot using plotly

[m-marqx]

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Feature Addition	interactive version from corr_plot	[FEATURE] - corr_plot using plotly	Plot	@m-marqx

The purpose of this function is to allow users to explore and interact with correlation data dynamically, similar to the corr_plot, but using Plotly instead of Matplotlib.

The function takes the same user parameters as seen in corr_plot(data, split, threshold, target, method, cmap, figsize, annot). The difference between corr_plot and corr_interactive_plot lies in **kwargs to customize the visualization using the heatmap from graph objects from Plotly. I opted for this method and not .imshow from plotly.express because it offers fewer options for user customization.

My original idea was to update the corr_plot with interactive: bool = False and place the function corr_interactive_plot as a private function inside corr_plot. However, this could make the function appear complex and challenging for users to comprehend the interactive version.

[akanz1]

@m-marqx Thank you for your contribution, this looks great! I will have a close look in the next 1-2 days and get back to you. :)

[akanz1]

Looks good except for the minor type hint updates. Once those have been addressed we cna merge this and i'll play around with it a bit before drafting a new release. Thanks again!

[akanz1]

Also, please merge in main as there have been some minor changes in other parts of the code (shouldn't give you any conflicts).

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[m-marqx]

I'm glad you liked the contribution!

I hope the changes will be helpful for the project.

Let me know if there's anything else I can assist with.

[akanz1]

Linting failed but i will deal with this once i do some test runs.

If you are interested you can add an image of the new plot to the documentation (readme.md and in /examples) similar to what is already there, probably best to add it below the corr_plot image.