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Add show_heading param to gr.Label

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Why do we ignore the value of hide_heading if its only a single class?

This behavior is not intuitive to me^ -- I would have expected hide_heading to still take effect and a single bar to show up

I misunderstood earlier, but I think it would be clearer if if the docstring said something like:

If True, the heading will not be displayed if a dictionary of labels and confidences is provided. The heading will still be visible if the value is a string. Defaults to False

also nit, but I think we usually use show_xxx for all of our parameter names, so for consistency, could we do show_heading: bool = True?

lol that was a very arrogant find and replace on my part. thanks @abidlabs, changes made

Hey @hannahblair code changes look good now, but when I test this, e.g. with:

import gradio as gr

with gr.Blocks() as demo:
    gr.Label({"cat": 0.7, "dog": 0.3}, show_heading=False)

demo.launch()

I notice two issues:

(1) The component label is overlapping the topmost category:

(2) I don't think this is due to this PR, but you'll notice that the bar has an unusual green color fill inside the orange outline. It looks like the bar width (i.e. the width of the orange outline) is CONFIDENCE% is of the full component width and the green fill is CONFIDENCE% of the bar width. The fill should take up the entire bar width and imo the fill should be the same color as the outline (primary hue)

Hey @hannahblair code changes look good now, but when I test this, e.g. with:

import gradio as gr

with gr.Blocks() as demo:
    gr.Label({"cat": 0.7, "dog": 0.3}, show_heading=False)

demo.launch()

I notice two issues:

(1) The component label is overlapping the topmost category:

(2) I don't think this is due to this PR, but you'll notice that the bar has an unusual green color fill inside the orange outline. It looks like the bar width (i.e. the width of the orange outline) is CONFIDENCE% is of the full component width and the green fill is CONFIDENCE% of the bar width. The fill should take up the entire bar width and imo the fill should be the same color as the outline (primary hue)

I ran into this when trying to use uBlock Origin to hide the header for demo purposes. The only way to make it look good was instead to replace the text in the <h2> tag or whatever it is with nothing (eg, <h2></h2>).