Add 'full-json' format option for toImageButton - #471
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I didn't know the
full-jsonexport pipeline is existent before reading plotly/plotly.js#7990. After that, I read the source code of Plotly.js and noticed thatfull-jsonis available as theformatoption for toImageButton and probably for the parameter inPlotly.toImage()andPlotly.downloadImage().It seems
full-jsonexport format option has been existent since v1.57.0 or older (See CHANGELOG and plotly/plotly.js#5203).If it is not intentionally hidden, I think it should be documented.