Colored and Styled Error Bars described incorrectly in docs

This error was reported by Martin Shell, the VP customer success at Taipy.

The error is located in Colored and Styled Error Bars.
In the example, the js code begins as follow:

function linspace(a,b,n) {
  return d3.range(n).map(function(i){return a+i*(b-a)/(n-1);});
}
x_theo = linspace(-4, 4, 100)
sincx = Math.sin(x_theo) / x_theo

(looks like someone translated this FROM python -- ironic as I am translating it TO python).
In any case, in the last line, x_theo is a js array and I think the coder was trying to get an array out, but this code results in sincx being set to NaN. Plotly js basically ignores sincx and the resulting chart is clearly not what is intended. You need to do something like:

sincx = x._theo.map(x=>Math.sin(x)/x)

Open the JavaScript documentation section titled “Colored and Styled Error Bars” and inspect the example beginning with linspace and ending with the sincx calculation. Correct the array calculation so the example produces the intended error-bar chart, then verify the rendered example no longer contains NaN values.