Errorbars inherit color from line or marker color #3400
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new scatter baselines for error bars should inherit color improved mocks to include marker dot line and marker plus line scenarios new baselines for various scenarios new scatter mocks & fix for scattergl new baselines fix for histogram and bar charts fixes fix2 fix 3392 errorbars inherit color
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fix #3392 for 5 traces.
Note 1: For
barandhistogramcasesmarker.line.coloris applied as the default color. If undefined then `marker.color' is used if defined.Note 2: For
scatter,scatter3dandscatterglcasesline.coloris applied as the default color. If undefined thenmarker.color' is used if defined. Also note thatmarker.line.coloris not used in this regard; and the trace line color and errorbar lines would usecolorway` in that scenario.@plotly/plotly_js