Add KDE plot for user-specified bounding box#2
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Draw a polygon on the map (custom lightweight tool) to get a seaborn-kdeplot-style panel: one unit-area Gaussian-KDE curve per enabled season plus a bold white "All" curve, rendered with uPlot. Point-in-polygon is tested in the map's projected CRS and the in-region trace indices are cached so variable/season changes only re-pull values. A fixed custom legend sits to the right (uPlot's live legend reflowed and shifted the canvas under the cursor) and highlights the entry matching the hovered line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a feature allowing the user to specify a bounding box and generate a KDE plot of the selected statistic within that box -- designed to be useful to determining the spread of a value within a region and comparing between seasons