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Currently, the last displayed limits are retained on axes when all the data is gone.

When we read summary data from a file, we should assume that it could be in the "still-being-written-to" state and handle this gracefully by recording the cursor position of the end of the last successfully read data segment. This way we can seek to it at the beginning of the next read attempt.

zmq.rs is a native Rust implementation of ZeroMQ. They already implement the features I use (TCP transport, DEALER/ROUTER sockets and monitor sockets), so in theory I should be able to drop the C dependency altogether.

We would like to have as many dockable chart windows open as a user requests. To make this work, I'd probably need to add a splitter with the left-hand child being the data window and the right-hand side being the dock space for multiple chart windows.

Implot supports up to 3 y-axes per chart. I am thinking that an axis should correspond to a given physical quantity. That is, if a user drops two WBHP items in the same chart area, they should both belong to a single y-axis, but a WBHP and a WTHP will be plotted using two different axes.

The dashboard works fine when all or none of the files are selected. It does not work correctly with partial selections.

Especially useful when scatter plots visually overlap.

• Add optional region names when available;
• Support data types that require a string-like ID (e.g. well names) be able to have them as both fixed and dynamic strings;

The current file watching implementation is too naive and is essentially broken. I need to replace it with the notify crate.