docs: add chart introduction #7078
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This pull request significantly enhances the project's documentation by introducing comprehensive pages for a wide array of new chart types. These additions cover various visualization needs, from distribution and relational charts to time-based and comparative displays. The new documentation aims to provide clear guidance on each chart's purpose, structure, and optimal use cases, complete with practical examples and comparisons to aid user understanding. This update also includes a cleanup of previous placeholder files, ensuring the documentation remains organized and up-to-date.
Highlights
- Expanded Chart Documentation: Comprehensive documentation has been added for 12 new chart types, providing detailed introductions, component breakdowns, and application scenarios.
- Practical Usage Examples: Each new chart type now includes examples of suitable and unsuitable use cases, complete with interactive code snippets to guide users.
- Chart Comparison and Selection Guidance: The new documentation features comparisons with similar chart types, helping users understand when to choose one chart over another for their specific data visualization needs.
- Documentation Cleanup: Outdated placeholder documentation files for these charts have been removed, streamlining the documentation structure.
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Code Review
This pull request significantly expands the documentation by adding detailed introduction pages for numerous chart types, including Distribution Curve, Dot Map, Gantt Chart, Pack Chart, and many others. The new documentation is comprehensive, well-structured, and provides excellent code examples and usage guidelines. My review identified a few minor areas for improvement in the new markdown files, mainly concerning textual consistency and clarity in one of the code examples. Overall, this is a very valuable contribution that will greatly benefit the users.
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