When you zoom in super far on the rank plot, the display breaks a bit

[fedarko]

Observed this in the context of ALDEx2's p-values, which are included in its output statistics. Some of the lower-ranked (i.e. just straight up smaller) p-values are really tiny -- the smallest for the TCGA tutorial example is 4.35615455249617e-41.

Anyway, when you zoom in far enough (if you're a fool like me and interested in seeing what this low end of the plot looks like), the plot begins to not feel so good:

This happens regardless of if you have the Fit bar widths to a constant plot width? thing selected or not.

In addition to these graphical glitches, the plot also becomes unresponsive (although interestingly the rest of the Qurro interface, including the sample plot, is unaffected). Resetting the plot's zoom level by double-clicking the rank plot makes the plot responsive again and removes the glitches.

I'm pretty sure this is just a Vega* problem that isn't going to be feasible (or worth spending time) to fix on our end of things. However, I'm documenting here in case this comes up in the future -- if lots of people run into this problem, it may be worth seeing if we can impose a maximum zoom level on the plot.