* Create standardized text render method
* Document renderText options and enable configurable decoration width
* Add tests for font rendering
* Split color definition to it's own file
* renderText supports setting styles
* Mock context needs to track textBaseline
* renderText can set textAlign and textBaseline
* renderText does not mutate the context + translate/rotate
* Explicitly set the text decoration style
* Move useStroke logic into renderText
* Cartesian scale: Update computeLabelItems to avoid duplicate allocations
* Enable axis tick styling independent of grid lines
* Change tickMarkLength to tickLength for consistency with new options
* Add new scale options to TS definitions
* Docs/multiline labels
Fixes#8172
* Update data-structures.md
Update with if the labels is used since it can be skipped by providing the datapoints as an object
* Update type definitions and docs for legends
* Fix types for onHover and onClick callbacks
core.controller.js's implementation also passes the Chart instance as `this`. However, that isn't documented, and it's my impression that Chart.js is moving away from passing items as `this`, so I didn't declare it in the type definitions.
* Allow multi-line ticks
* Stricter DeepPartial definition
The previous definition resolved to `{}` (which can allow primitives) if it was given a function, so it was far too broad for any `Scriptable<>` properties.
* Grammar and writing style
* Updates to animation docs
Document the `fn` option, since it's in the type definitions.
Fix callback usage to match example code.
* Fix AnimationEvent parameter
The onProgress and onComplete events were mistakenly declared as taking the standard DOM AnimationEvent. (Should Chart.js's AnimationEvent be renamed to ChartAnimationEvent to avoid any possible ambiguity?)
* Allow false for disabling animations
* Add comments explaining the layout and usage of Rollup
See #7678 and #8149. (The `silent` parameter mentioned in the original 7678 no longer exists.)
Add JSDoc.
Fix some minor issues with grammar and coding style consistency.
When the legend is not displayed, there are no guarantees that the
format of the options dictionary is correct. Rather than performing
computations and then exiting without using the results, we can instead
exit quickly since the size of the legend will be (0, 0) if not displayed
When `Chart.register()` was called twice in a row, the list of
plugin descriptors on the chart instance would be cleared. The
next chart update would then restart all of the plugins, not
knowing that they were already started. In the case of the Legend
and Title, this causes two boxes to appear in the layout system
thus drawing twice.
From what I can tell from testing locally, Chrome doesn't reliably trigger resize events for the final print layout, so using `.resize()` with no parameters doesn't generally work.
I'm not sure if there are circumstances in which the original docs' suggestion of using `.resize()` with no parameters can work; if the original text should be deleted, I can do so.
I also noticed that the TypeScript type definitions for `.resize()` mark the parameters as required, even though the implementation and docs don't require them.
