Land the Box Plot and Heatmap rows stranded by the stacked merge of #31 - #39
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Box plot shows hwy by class from mpg; heatmap shows diamonds counts by cut and clarity. seaborn.objects is skipped for both: 0.13 has no boxplot mark and no rect mark, and pandas has no heatmap.
ggplot2's geom_bin2d bins discrete positions with a continuous binwidth, so the R heatmap came out as tiny disconnected tiles. Counting first and drawing geom_tile is the idiomatic recipe and matches the pivot-then-draw approach the matplotlib, seaborn, and hvPlot columns already take. Also stop seaborn from rotating the clarity labels.
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Box Plot and Heatmap were in #31, which merged into its stacked base branch (content-refresh) twenty-nine seconds after #30 had already carried that branch to master — so the commits never reached master. This PR lands them. Content is exactly the reviewed #31 diff.