- fix css conflict between plotly and baseweb slider

* Adding custom hashing logic for np.ufunc

* added comment and changed np to numpy

* review comments

…1070)

o f-strings is a 3.6 feature
o 3.5 doesn't support a trailing comma after "**kwargs" at the end of a
  function definition.

* Fixing index computation on add_rows

* linter

* snapshots

* reverting snapshot

* reverting snapshot

* new snapshot from circleci ssh

* Updating caching section in main concepts.

* Moving Caching doc over from Google with minor contextual edits. Another pass is still needed. There are placeholders for advanced caching and troubleshooting documents.

* Caching issues is still incomplete.

* Removing content for push later today. Will add advanced and caching issues next rev.

* Addressing Amanda's comments.

* Update

* Advanced caching and issues.

* Edits requested by Thiago

* Fixing link

* Adjusting main concepts to match the google docs section verbatim

* Small tweaks: renamed "items" → "components" and changed verb tenses here and there

* Forgot one verb tense change

* Rename "items" → "components"

* Update PR directly instead of commenting.

Co-authored-by: Thiago Teixeira <thiagot@gmail.com>

* Adding CORS to troubleshooting guide.

* Fixing CORS issues from Thiago.

* Changing tip to note.

* Separate common issues into multiple docs and improve them.

* Talk about S4T

Co-authored-by: Thiago Teixeira <thiagot@gmail.com>

* Improve docs.

* Apostrophes

…port. (streamlit#1053)

As part of this, we've removed the per-Python-version lib/Pipfile.locks/
files in favor of running without pipenv lock files, and having CircleCI
cache our Python environment using a combination of the Python binary,
lib/Pipfile, and the current data.

This implies that once per day we'll potentially upgrade our Python
packages, consistent with any requirements in lib/Pipfile. We will
always regenerate our Python environment if lib/Pipfile changes,
potentially upgrading any other packages at that time as well. This was
deemed acceptable in a conversation with @tvst.

This also introduces tests.testutils.requires_tensorflow(), a decorator
for tests that require Tensorflow, so that we can skip these under
Python 3.8, which Tensorflow does not yet support.

In doing this work, it was discovered that we had broken our support for
Python 3.5. This required two fixes:

o Invocations of "black" were modified to tell it that it needs
  to retain support for Python 3.5 syntax, which does not permit a
  trailing comma after "**kwargs" in a function definition. Fixed this in
  two places in DeltaGenerator.py, restoring Python 3.5 support.

o In e2e/scripts/st_magic.py, tests of async generators were made
  conditional on Python 3.6 or greater.

Following this change I expect one follow-up commit, and I made a few
voluntary style changes:

o Once this makes it to master, I expect to change the
  "fully-specified" job from python-3.7.4 to python-3.8, leaving only
  one "inheriting" job at 3.5. Not doing this yet so we can get the new
  name passing before we change out GitHub status checks to reference it.

o The new job names reference the Python major and minor versions they
  belong to, but *not* the micro version (e.g., 4 in 3.7.4). I think we
  should be able to advance along these micro/maintenance releases
  without switching job names.

o In the new 3.5 and 3.8 jobs, I removed explicit selection of the
  Debian version underlying the circleci Debian image we run the tests
  under. I could just have easily switched these to "buster", the new
  latest Debian, but I think it's probably better to just go with
  CircleCI's defaults rather than having to remember to check and update
  this every year or so.

o Moved jstests to run against 3.8, since I'm planning to retire testing
  against 3.7 soon per the above. I tried doing this with Cypress as
  well, but ran against diffs due to font differences, so I fell back.

…mlit#1079)

o Introduces lib/mypy.ini with a starter set of strictness options.
o All changes required to make these options pass.
o scripts/mypy created to control running mypy based on suggestion at
  https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/existing_code.html#continuous-integration.
o scripts/mypy --report emits a "coverage" report, with a summary % at
  the bottom detailing what % of our non-empty/comment source lines have
  full type information. Currently at 19.92%, probably based largely on
  assignments from literals.
o 'scripts/mypy --report' is hooked into CircleCI under the python-3.8
  job. lib/mypy.ini makes it enforce 3.5-compatible syntax, so I see no
  reason not to run it under our latest Python version only.
o In CircleCI, I modified generation of ~/protobuf.md5 that's used for
  cache key generation to also include vary if our protoc or
  protoc-gen-mypy binaries change, as otherwise we'd currently think the
  prior cache was valid without producing .pyi files.

* Checkbox unit test

* Checkbox unit test

* DateInput unit test foundations

* DateInput unit test

* Multiselect unit test

* Testing multiselect overrides

* Radio unit test

* Selectbox unit test

* TextArea unit test

* TextArea unit test

* TextArea unit test

* TextInput unit tests

* TimeInput test

* Removing unused var

* Fixing date

* Fixing date

New test fails before the change, and passes afterwards.

* handle internal and user errors during hashing
* update hashing error messages and traceback handling
* add filename and lineno to user hash error message

We'll retain testing only against our oldest (3.5) and newest (3.8)
supported Python versions going forward.

FWIW, the "cypress" test continues to be based on a 3.7.4 image because
efforts to upgrade under streamlit#1053
failed due to font rendering differences with screenshots. Handling this
upgrade, when needed, will be performed separately, but should not block
removal of running the whole Python suite against 3.7.4.

* Fix links in docs.

* Point Streamlit caching error messages to the right URLs

* Improve docs (streamlit#1075)

* Improve docs.

* Apostrophes

* Lint

* Update version to 0.55.1

* Fix update_version.py to point to correct md file

* Somehow the changelog for 0.55 got lost. Fixed.

* Somehow the changelog for 0.55 got lost. Fixed.

* Remove old advanced caching section from advanced_concepts.md

* test value integer types inclusive of numpy int64, int32, etc

* check all params as numbers.Integer (not just int)

* be more accepting of int types in JSNumber

…ke Twitter with no modification.