Add an option to set the opacity of markers in the legend

Can you kindly consider adding an option to set the opacity of legend markers? Currently, the opacities of the legend's markers are tied to the opacity values of the traces.

Plotly Version
plotly.js v2.35.2

Some scatter plots use a very low opacity (<0.10) to display the concentration of overlapping data points.

👇 This can result in imperceptible marker colors in the legend, as shown below:

👇 Feature request: add an option to set the legend marker opacity

I used a workaround to manually set the opacity of the scatterpts class using CSS.

/* current workaround */
.legendpoints .scatterpts {
  opacity: 1 !important;
}

👇 CodePen for Testing

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Thank you for maintaining one of the best DataViz libraries! 👍

Use the linked CodePen to reproduce the low-opacity scatter-plot legend markers in plotly.js and inspect the legend marker behavior behind the .legendpoints .scatterpts workaround. Define an option whose value controls legend marker opacity independently of trace opacity, then verify that both the legend appearance and trace rendering remain correct.