Automatic margins based on tick label length

A Plot could be internally composed in a harmonious and adaptive way, taking into account the actual bounding box of tick labels and axis titles for example, rather than having you to manually specify margins.

Here I need to enter a guestimate marginLeft:110 to accomodate labels width:

A manual specification of margins is not robust: if unit or data change, or the font family/size used for the axes, overlaps may occur, or unsightly gaps may appear.

Note: ggplot2 and vega-lite automatically handle margins/padding inferred from axis (and legends) bounding boxes.

Plus, an option comparable to labelOverlap in vega-lite would allow the density of tick labels on a numerical or temporal axis to be managed harmoniously, avoiding any overlap.

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The issue names no files, tests, or entry points; start by locating Plot’s margin, axis, and tick-label layout implementation. Done would mean margins adapt to label and title bounds, with numerical and temporal tick labels avoiding overlap without manual guesses.