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feat(seaborn): implement scatter-basic#353

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Summary

Implements scatter-basic for seaborn library.

Parent Issue: #207
Sub-Issue: #241
Base Branch: plot/scatter-basic
Attempt: 1/3

Implementation

  • plots/seaborn/scatterplot/scatter-basic/default.py

Changes

  • Simplified implementation following KISS principle (no functions, no classes, no type hints)
  • Uses sequential script structure matching matplotlib gallery examples
  • Python Blue (#306998) color from default style guide
  • Proper figure size (16x9) with appropriate font sizes (20pt for labels/title, 16pt for ticks)
  • Grid with subtle alpha (0.3) for visual clarity

Simplify implementation to follow KISS principle:
- Remove functions, classes, and type hints
- Sequential script structure matching gallery examples
- Use Python Blue (#306998) from default style guide
- Proper figure size (16x9) with appropriate font sizes
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✅ Plot Tests Passed

Python 3.13 (required): passed

Compatibility: 3.12 3.13

Note: Only Python 3.13 is required to pass. Python 3.12 is tested for compatibility.

@claude claude bot added the ai-approved Quality OK, ready for merge label Dec 7, 2025
@github-actions github-actions bot merged commit e8b2c96 into plot/scatter-basic Dec 7, 2025
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