fix: matplotlib boxplot compat for montecarlo maxdd plot - #15
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html_montecarlo crashed on matplotlib 3.7–3.9 because maxdd_distribution_figure used orientation=/tick_labels= (3.9+/3.10+ only). Route those kwargs through a signature-based shim so the declared matplotlib>=3.7 floor works through 3.11+. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
html_montecarloMax Drawdown boxplot crashing on matplotlib 3.7–3.9 withTypeErrorfrom unsupportedorientation=/tick_labels=kwargs.boxplot_compat_kwargs()shim so the plot works from matplotlib 3.7 through 3.11+.0.4.5with CHANGELOG entry and regression tests.Test plan
pytestpasses (260 tests)boxplot_compat_kwargs(legacy + modern signatures)maxdd_distribution_figurerender pathruff checkon touched fileshtml_montecarlosmoke on matplotlib 3.11Made with Cursor