Run test suite with dev version of bokeh

[jrbourbeau]

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[jrbourbeau]

@bryevdv it looks like these are the following things that are popping up in CI when using the nightly bokeh conda package:

AttributeError: module 'bokeh.plotting' has no attribute 'Figure'

TypeError: linear_cmap() got an unexpected keyword argument 'field_name'

 bokeh.util.warnings.BokehDeprecationWarning: on_click(handler) was deprecated in Bokeh 3.0.0 and will be removed, use on_event("button_click", handler) instead.

bokeh.util.warnings.BokehDeprecationWarning: CDSView.filters was deprecated in bokeh 3.0. Use CDSView.filter instead.

[bryevdv]

AttributeError: module 'bokeh.plotting' has no attribute 'Figure'

Redundant and removed, everything should use figure (lower-f) but I will see if we can't add a module getter to afford a deprecated Figure back

TypeError: linear_cmap() got an unexpected keyword argument 'field_name'

This was evidently changed to just field but I am not sure for what good reason, I will open an issue to propose restoring it as before

The deprecations will continue to work, but it would be good to update them any time after Dask sets Bokeh 3.0 as the min version.

[bryevdv]

@jrbourbeau can you try to confirm that these errors are not just test-only issues, and that they affect real codepaths?

[bryevdv]

@jrbourbeau I am submitting a PR to revert the field_name rename. I think the Figure issue is test-only:

143:    assert isinstance(figure, bokeh.plotting.Figure)
158:    assert isinstance(ts.figure, bokeh.plotting.Figure)

So I think that can be handled on this end.