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[ShrideviReddy]

I would like to add about stream-lit and plotly details and example.
This might help users to create web-apps easily. This is my first pull request and contribution. Let me know if you have any feedback. Thank you.

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[nicolaskruchten]

Hi!

This pull request doesn't seem to contain any new commits, just merging from doc-prod to master, which is something we do on occasion, and especially before releases.

With respect to streamlit, I don't think this kind of example belongs in the Plotly.py documentation but rather in the streamlit documentation itself :)

[nicolaskruchten]

(this PR was just automatically closed, as I just did the doc-prod to master merge manually)