Generating plotting options

I'm considering generating a plotting script using Python (with matplotlib or plotly) or ECharts HTML for the user. Since they mentioned "折线图" in Chinese, they might want an interactive ECharts chart in a single HTML file, which would be great because it wouldn’t need data retrieval. I should ask if they have their data or want me to fetch it instead. I’ll provide options based on whether they have a CSV, want live data, or just a template.Proposing a chart generation plan

I'm considering how to align with constraints like ASCII formatting, allowing minimal heavy formatting with code fences. For the file path, I’m thinking of suggesting something like charts/csl_2025_rankings.html. But I shouldn’t write files unless the user asks me to; instead, I can propose creating one if they're okay with it. I also want to suggest a Python notebook snippet, but the ECharts HTML might be more user-friendly. I’ll ask for their data and confirm their preferred language, so I can respond in Chinese.Outlining ECharts and Python options

I’m thinking about providing a minimal ECharts option skeleton and instructions on how to insert data, like a sample data dictionary that maps teams to their ranks by round. I could suggest using a CSV parser in JavaScript, but browsers often restrict file reading. A simpler approach would be to provide a Python script that reads a csl_2025_rankings.csv file and creates a plot with matplotlib. I should also clarify to the user in Chinese if they have ranking data available in CSV or Excel formats, but I won’t promise to scrape data from official sources.Creating a template for user input

I want to ask a brief clarifying question first, then provide a ready-to-use template the user can fill in right away. I’ll include instructions to replace teamsData with their arrays in the correct round order and mention that the Y-axis should be inverted with inverse: true. I’ll present options for toggles and, as per guidelines, create a header titled "两种方案" followed by bullet points. I could also offer to generate an actual chart if they share a data file snippet, so I’ll prepare the code for that.Crafting ECharts HTML template

I’m thinking about how to provide a solid ECharts HTML template. First, I’ll include the ECharts CDN script and create a div for chart rendering. The data structure will be based on the number of rounds with a variable called rounds. I’ll set up teamsData to map team names to an array of ranks and create a series array for each team with specific styling.

I want the tooltip to display each team's rank, include a slider for data zoom, and functionality to save the chart as an image. I'll provide sample data and instruct the user to replace it. Since the request was short, I'll keep the response concise and in Chinese, offering either the ECharts template or a Python script that reads CSV data. Finally, I’ll encourage the user to send me their data to generate the chart file directly.