Summary

fix #262

Previously, a line annotation within a single value histogram's domain range would not appear correctly, rendering the line at the domain start position. For example with a single value histogram with domain 3 to 4, an annotation line at 3.5 would be rendered at 3. This PR adds handling for computing the x scale for a single value histogram such that the line now correctly renders in the right position:

The issue was that the annotations rely on the xScale for the x-axis position but with a single value domain, calling xScale.scale would return 0 for all values because the domain and range passed into the scale constructor created a scale that could not compute the right values because the domain would be single value ([3, 3] for our example) and the range would also be single value ([0, 0] in the example here).

To address this, we now do a check in computeXScale such that if the enableHistogramMode flag is true and the domain is a single value domain, we adjust the domain and range values passed into the constructor so that the returned scale's domain and range have been adjusted to account for histogram mode (the domain is extended by the minInterval, which will default to 1 unless the user passes in a custom minInterval for xDomain).

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