Fix #5613: contours.size ignored on initialization - #5763
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When passing contours=dict(size=0.25) to go.Contour(), the size was stored in Python but lost during the initial render because the default autocontour=True in plotly.js auto-generates contour levels from ncontours and ignores contours.size. Setting autocontour=False when the user provides contours.size (without explicitly setting autocontour) ensures the size is preserved in the serialized JSON and honored on first render. Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
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When passing contours=dict(size=0.25) to go.Contour(), the size was stored in Python but lost during the initial render because the default autocontour=True in plotly.js auto-generates contour levels from ncontours and ignores contours.size. Setting autocontour=False when the user provides contours.size (without explicitly setting autocontour) ensures the size is preserved in the serialized JSON and honored on first render.
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