[WIP] Non-uniformly sampled 2d plots #325
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This provides a new plot type that displays a pixel at points on a (possibly non-uniformly sampled) grid, and correctly handles downsampling when zoomed out. This is particularly intended for multi-valued time-series data which may not be uniformly sampled in time, such as you might get from real-world distributed acoustic sensing.
Includes fast 2d downsampling in Cython, which may be of use to other plots as well.
Needs unit tests.
There may be some discussion required around what to do when zoomed far in - single pixels are not as compelling as other markers; maybe should display at lower resolution?