No '.embed' extension for Jupyter embedded pages#613
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The fix for #581 by adding '.embed' to plotly_iframe breaks compatibility with Jupyter.
The '.embed' extension is not added in all necessary places: New files are saved without the extension, and than they can't be loaded, because the iframe expects the extension.
However fixing this would still not work with Jupyter, as Jupyter does not render files with the extension '.embed'. It only renders if the extension is html otherwise it shows the contents as text.
This commit is a possible suggestion that allows fix #581 to remain valid and saves graphs for Jupyter without '.embed' extension.