Remove the logic that computed an "optimal" tooltip format. Instead, always fallback to the `datetime` adapter format which is more efficient and stable. Additionally, remove the adapter `presets` API, which is not needed anymore.
These methods shouldn't have been public since they are specific to the chart controller internal logic. Note that this scale custom merging will be removed in v3.
Merge `core/core.js` in `core/core.controller.js`, split default options next to their associated code and deprecate `Chart.types` (not sure what it was for).
This changes the behavior of `autoSkip` so that it does not force the
display of the last tick. If the last tick can be displayed with equal
spacing to the rest of the ticks, it will be. Otherwise, it is not.
- Remove `Math.round` in the category scale code
- Add `helpers._alignPixel` to align grid/tick/axis border lines
- Fix grid/tick/axis border line calculation
- Add a check of the width of the axis border
- Refactor core.scale code
`controllers.*.js` and `core.datasetController.js` are now importable (no more function export), that's why there is so many changes mainly due to one indentation level removed. Split code for `bar/horizontalBar` and `doughnut/pie` in separate files, added a global controllers import (`src/controllers/index.js`) and add tests to check that all dataset controllers are correctly registered under `chart.controllers.{type}`.
It looks like these classes are a legacy from version 1 but we actually never promoted their usage. Instead, the regular way to create a chart is to set the type in the config, for example: `new Chart(ctx, {type: 'bar'})`. Some types are actually missing (no `Chart.HorizontalBar` or `Chart.Pie`) but it's also not scalable because it can easily conflict with other classes scoped under the `Chart` namespace.
- Calculate the vertices of the shapes so that they are inscribed in the circle that has the radius of `pointRadius`
- Remove `translate()` and `rotate()` to fix the regression introduced by #5319
- Refactor `rectRounded` for better performance
