#!
#! @Chapter Limitations
#!
#! When this package is being used in a Jupyter Notebook, it has the
#! following limitations.
#!
#! * If this package is used in <Code>PlotDisplayMethod_Jupyter</Code>
#! mode in a Jupyter notebook, and visualizations are created by this
#! package, then the notebook is saved and later reloaded, the
#! visualizations will not persist. They will be replaced by an error
#! message instructing the user to re-run the cell that created the
#! visualization. You can get around this by setting
#! <Code>PlotDisplayMethod := PlotDisplayMethod_JupyterSimple</Code>,
#! but this increases the size of your notebook by embedding all the
#! JavaScript needed by the visualizations in the notebook itself.
#! Note that <Code>PlotDisplayMethod_Jupyter</Code> is the default
#! mode in the notebook.
#! * The <Code>nbconvert</Code> tool, which converts <File>.ipynb</File>
#! files into other formats, will not include the visualizations, because
#! <Code>nbconvert</Code> is not a browser that can evaluate the
#! JavaScript code that generates the visualizations.
#! * When using the <Code>PlotDisplayMethod_Jupyter</Code> mode, most
#! visualizations load a JavaScript library from a CDN, which thus
#! requires a working Internet connection to function.
#!
#! When it is being used from the command line, it has the following
#! limitations.
#!
#! * The JavaScript function <Code>runGAP</Code> introduced in Section
#! <Ref Sect="Section_plainhtml"/> is not available. That function
#! depends upon the ability to ask the Jupyter Kernel to run &GAP; code,
#! and thus when there is no Jupyter Kernel, that function cannot work.
#! * Each new call to <Ref Func="Plot"/>, <Ref Func="PlotGraph"/>, or
#! <Ref Func="CreateVisualization"/> will be stored in a new temporary
#! file on the user's filesystem and thus shown in a new tab or window
#! in the user's browser. That is, one does not iteratively improve a
#! single visualization, but is forced to open a new window or tab for
#! each call.
#!
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