feat: Add font_path arg for wordcloud #1598
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Using font_path argument in Wordcloud If we don't use a font in Wordcloud, multi-language be broken Adjust lint for commit
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This PR is a proposed solution to issue #1466.
The default font in Wordcloud is
DruidSansMono.ttf, and if the languages of the values are different, the image may be broken.This is a known solution when using wordcloud, but the problem could not be solved because the 'font_path' argument was not specified in ydata_profiling.
I added a setting variable to 'Settings.plot' to pass the value to the font_path argument of word cloud.
Actually, I'm not sure if it's appropriate to put it here.
I just thought that it was a variable for wordcloud plot rendering, and the criterion for judgment was that I thought it could be used in other matplotlib plots as well.
If you do the following, you can check that the wordcloud is displayed normally.