Revert change to 1D wide data handling in categorical scatterplots #2829
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This reverts a change introduced at the beginning of the categorical plot modernization process (#2429), where 1D wide data (internally called "flat" data, although I am starting to prefer "thin") was pivoted like in the relational plots, with the series index going to x and values going to y.
While this makes sense for functions that aggregate (
barplot
/pointplot
), I don't think it make sense for the distributional functions, so this replaces the original behavior:It adds the slight improvement that the categorical axis would previously have a "0" tick label, whereas now the tick is unlabeled, akin to when you pass the data directly to
x
ory
.