`interactive_data_values` gets overwritten in `nanoplot_options()` to always be `True`

[lorenzo-w]

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from great_tables import GT, nanoplot_options
from great_tables.data import islands

islands_mini = islands.head(10).astype({"size": float})

# Create a display table showing ten of the largest islands in the world
gt_tbl = GT(islands_mini).fmt_nanoplot(
    columns="size",
    plot_type="bar",
    options=nanoplot_options(interactive_data_values=False),
)

# Show the output table
gt_tbl.show()

Expected result

Data point values should be statically displayed instead of appearing on hover when setting interactive_data_values=False. This is documented behavior.

Development environment

• Operating System: Windows 11
• great_tables Version: 0.19.0

Additional context

I am also having trouble gettingshow_y_axis_guide=True to work, but this is another topic.