Use react-virtualized-auto-sizer for responsive charts #2759
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react-virtualized-auto-sizerseems pretty robust, and it's not too heavy, currently, some users even use non responsive charts wrapped with it, so...I'm also introducing new properties for
Responsive*components:defaultWidthanddefaultHeightfor responsive charts, which can be useful for SSR.debounceResizeto avoid needlessly recomputing charts when resizing.onResizeto be able to potentially adjust some properties depending on the dimensions of the chart.Fixes:
Also fixes #2755.