Plotly widget sizing issue within rows

I am experiencing an issue with the sizing of Plotly widgets when placed within rows in Shiny for Python. Currently, when I create a row using ui.row() and include a Plotly widget, the widget automatically adjusts its size to fit the default row height. However, this default height is too small for the Plotly widget, resulting in a suboptimal display.

Steps to reproduce:
Create a new Shiny for Python application.
Add the following code snippet to your application:

ui.row(
  ui.column(
    12,
    ui.div(
      {"class": "app-col"},
      output_widget("plot_widget"),
    ),
  ),
)

Replace output_widget("plot_widget") with the appropriate code for your Plotly widget.
Run the application and observe the size of the Plotly widget within the row.
Expected behavior:
The Plotly widget should adjust its size to fit the available space within the row, ensuring optimal display and readability.

Actual behavior:
The Plotly widget automatically sizes itself to the default row height, which is too small, resulting in a cramped and difficult-to-read visualization.

Additional information:
I have tested this issue on multiple browsers, and the behavior is consistent.

Environment:
Python version: 3.8.13
ipydatagrid version: 1.1.16
ipywidgets version: 8.0.6
Other relevant libraries and their versions: pandas=2.0.2
Browser: Safari and Microsoft Edge

Thank you!

Start by reproducing the issue in a new Shiny for Python application using ui.row(), ui.column(), ui.div(), and output_widget("plot_widget"). Inspect how the row and Plotly widget determine their height; done means the widget fits the available row space and remains readable across browsers.