[codex] add distribution chart intents#2
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Add first-class histogram, boxplot, and violin support with distribution-specific audit rules, examples, docs, and updated Vega-Lite outputs.
Reference the generated value field in the violin tooltip and revert unrelated example-output churn back to the repo baseline.
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Summary
This PR expands chart-contract beyond trend, rank, and compare charts with first-class distribution intents:
Chart.histogram()Chart.boxplot()Chart.violin()It also adds distribution-specific audit rules so these charts do not just render - they declare and check the sample-size, grouping, unit, binning, and density-shape assumptions behind the claim.
Why
Distribution charts are where beautiful visuals can quietly smuggle weak claims.
Histograms can imply shape from arbitrary bins. Boxplots can hide thin group sizes. Violin plots can make low-sample data look more precise than it is. This PR keeps those visual forms aligned with the repo's core promise: claim-first, audited analytical charts.
What changed
Validation
python -m pytest -qpython examples/bad_to_good_chart.pypython examples/distribution_charts.pypython -m py_compile src/chart_contract/*.py src/chart_contract/renderers/*.pygit diff --check