Add a contribution-weighted correlation plot - #754
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Fixes #753
Summary
This PR adds a new correlation heatmap based on feature contributions, alongside the existing feature-correlation plot.
The goal is to visualize relationships between contributions rather than between raw input variables, making it easier to inspect how explanation signals behave across features.
How the matrix is computed
For each pair of contribution columns, Shapash computes a weighted correlation on the aligned samples:
01[-1, 1]intervalIn practice, this gives more importance to rows where at least one of the two contributions is strong, while keeping the same visual and clustering logic as
correlations_plot.