provide parameter to set lat/long ranges of current view with tile maps

Hello Plotly Team!

I have a feature request for the tile-maps.
As a worked on Figure Friday week 35 with the people map dataset, I noticed that it is currently quite hard to set the lat/lon ranges to have a nice view of the map, specially if we want a responsive app or if the data changes.

Currently, if I didn't miss the right parameters , we can use the layout params map_center + map_zoom, like:

map={
    'center': {'lat': 40, 'lon': -115}, 
    'zoom': 3,
},

Is it possible to have a parameter similar to:
https://plotly.com/python/reference/layout/#layout-map-bounds
to set the lat/lon ranges of the current view, not the min/max?

And maybe it would be also nice to have a parameter similar to
https://plotly.com/python/reference/layout/geo/#layout-geo-fitbounds
used for the geo maps (outline maps), to auto set the ranges to fit the traces data of the figure.

Start with the layout map parameters named in the issue—map.center, map.zoom, and the linked layout.map.bounds reference—then compare them with geo.fitbounds. Define how current-view latitude/longitude ranges and automatic fitting to trace data should behave for responsive or changing figures; done means the requested behavior is specified and supported consistently.