`make_subplots`: setting `row_heights=[xx,0]` creates a subplot that totally hides the other one

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    fig = make_subplots(
        rows=2,
        cols=1,
        vertical_spacing=0.07,
        row_heights=[
            300,
            0 + 0,
        ],
    )

(with the rest of the plotting details) will create a plot that the (1,2) subplot will consume it all.

Converting 0s to 1s helps. It should be trivially easy for Plotly to do that.

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Oh yeah. Ofc, we are talking again for the Fig_px "works", but fig is broken - #5 by AIMPED setup - which I of course understand is non-standard.