`labelalias` in `Scatter.marker.colorbar` can't handle negative values

I am building a line-chart, which uses a colorgradient. The values of the line chart can be negative and positive. I want to add a colorbar to explain the meaning of the colors in the gradient. For this I use labelalias. The labels only appear for ticks >= 0.

Example

trace = go.Scatter(
  x = x,
  y = y,
  marker = dict(
    color=y,
    colorscale=[(0.0, "royalblue"), (0.5, "rgba(230, 230,230,0.5)"), (1.0, "orange") ]
    colorbar=dict(
                title="Score",
                tickmode="array",
                tickvals=[-10, 0, 10],
                labelalias={-10: "Negative", "0": "Neutral", 10: "Positive"},
                ticks="",
    )
  )
)

The output looks like this:

Expected behavior

The label -10 is replaced by Negative

Context

• python==3.11
• plotly==5.24.1

Start by reproducing the Python example from the issue with Scatter.marker.colorbar, tickvals=[-10, 0, 10], and the supplied labelalias mapping. Trace how negative tick aliases are handled and verify that the completed change replaces the -10 tick label with "Negative" while preserving the other labels.