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This pull request updates existing integration test snapshots for linear axis label rendering. The changes reflect modifications to the positioning and interactivity of <foreignObject> elements used for custom axis labels, ensuring that the visual regression tests accurately represent the current rendering behavior.

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  • Updated SVG Snapshots: Integration test snapshots for AxisLinearLabelRender1.svg, AxisLinearLabelRender2.svg, and AxisLinearLabelRender3.svg have been updated to reflect recent rendering changes.
  • ForeignObject Attributes: The <foreignObject> elements within the axis labels now consistently include an x="-56.25" attribute for horizontal positioning and a pointer-events: auto; style property, indicating changes in how these elements are rendered and interact.
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This pull request updates test snapshots for axis label rendering. The changes introduce horizontal centering for HTML-based labels, which is a good improvement. My review includes a suggestion to also implement vertical centering for consistency. Overall, this is a positive change that improves label rendering.

<g fill="none" class="axis-label" transform="matrix(1 0 0 1 50 55)">
<g>
<foreignObject width="112.5" height="30" class="axis-label-item" style="text-align: center; direction: positive;">
<foreignObject width="112.5" height="30" x="-56.25" class="axis-label-item" style="pointer-events: auto; text-align: center; direction: positive;">

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medium

This change correctly centers the HTML label horizontally by setting the x attribute, which is a great improvement. However, the vertical centering seems to have been overlooked. For consistent and predictable label placement, I suggest also adjusting the y attribute based on the label's height in the rendering logic (e.g., y = y - height / 2). This would ensure labels are fully centered on their anchor point, which is especially important for multi-line HTML labels.

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