Update visualizing calibration metrics tutorial #3956
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This PR modifies the visualizing_calibration_metrics tutorial to make it more identical to Google's internal reports and hence more useful for our EAP users. It includes single qubit heatmaps, two qubit heatmaps and interaction histogram plots.
This also solves #3681