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UX: Convert sentiment analysis overview to horizontal bars #1216
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🔍 Overview
The sentiment analysis report page initially showcases sentiments via category/tag by doughnut visualizations. However, this isn't an optimal view for quickly scanning and comparing each result. This PR updates the overview to include a table visualization with horizontal bars to represent sentiment analysis instead of doughnuts. Doughnut visualizations are still maintained however when accessing the sentiment data in the drill down for individual entries.
This approach is an intermediary step, as we will eventually add whole clustering and sizing visualization instead of a table. As such, no relevant tests are added in this PR.
📸 Screenshots
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