Pin plotly to the latest stable release instead of release candidate

[Rwolfe-Nava]

Link to ZenHub issue.

What does this change?

Plotly is set to pull down the latest version. The latest version we pulled in is 6.0.0rc0, which deprecated scatter_map and likely introduces breaking changes for sites that use strict CSP (like we do).

See:
https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/releases
plotly/dash#1794 (comment)

This PR is to pin plotly to the last stable release version (5.24.1) to hopefully resolve the issue.

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[okkays]

lgtm 🤞!

I agree we should not be tracking a release candidate for this library.