Added image enhancement methods and changed to the show() method. #148
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What this PR does / why we need it: The new changes made on this branch are related to image enhancement, the image quality of the chartify is low when we copy the png to a different platform, as I started to work on this issue. This pull request is related to #37, and #86. I found out that bokeh has the same problem and they have the same alternative as we do, i.e., resizing. But they couldn't work on the dpi(dots per inch) functionality because of the lack of human resources and the technical difficulty they have to change something this huge. I didn't try to do something which bokeh ignored, but I came up with my alternative with the help of the PIL library. I used PIL to add some features to this file. Like colour enhancement, brightness, contrast, etc. The changes could be boiled down to type and filter methods. The type is enhancement classes implementing a common interface, containing a single method. As with filter, it is a pre-defined set of filters, which can be used with the Image.filter() method. I had to add --virtual-time-budget(set the system to wait the specified number of virtual milliseconds before deeming the page to be ready.) This is related to #27.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes #37, #86, #27.