[Bug] xAxis.nameTextStyle.width doesn't appear to work

[seanfrisbey]

Version

Whichever version is in the eCharts example sandbox

Link to Minimal Reproduction

https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/editor.html?c=bar-simple&code=pVZNb9swDL33Vwi-9FKgSbu0Q4Yd2gHbDt0GLAW6YehBiZVYqGwZstzEG_LfR1vfsp2s66EpRFISnx75aF5Kygv0Hv05QSgjdJPJOZpOJpMzWG9pKjNYXqjl7mZHq3kXiZBsSjJHpyssyYaL5rQNQKjAOViTr_AvURbM6Ka4p6sn2ClFTVzcHYfNcHl7CikkEd4Zn3A5R5cXznBPdnIhGwanq_sRWnHGBVy2ZHj1pG9DaM2LykQmBRc5Zr5PPmiMyZKzNPB8xDllDXgqIug6cC3obzjusnsFCwoiVd429JkISVeY3Qy7GS3IZ_PEGhtCS8h-I3hdpB8soNq8Hri5SIkwLkFczsrzoDhyx3XW-46dpOKMxhu-45TWQMbMmEucprTYtLQbU5XhlG_NpWUtSuYyUs5bVoMv3vJtva6I_DFHg_afnl0Cobej2Jw3xuc8gxidu4ezdS0OAXMBMTjn6QOMfT5I01Aza9EtNZtMOsNeNwk01h1UhyvuKuNbv2FU9UQd4HpgIwgpLBB3jbOofo1eK2bapyAkOplZh87ZTx0vCTuUO2374BlDzJsjLdTu_UILfaJ_RufBu57Hy6OVGZfG-fkLMnmgMhs7uioZlcfo6R2sN-cURChM7NBmU3P-7sXL7tekdyd0P82AbkNkTU5NRKt4BEJ-dSHmkhRLDDaQ_zPUjgA0hTpGb-Hvul1AqmgKmtjOh1cFPNpWUrktsRkFrToaBZheWaiS5L1OGO-FSCkv-x4nvP4kOaKmfUW1J2vyFE23Vt9DwpzuH8ACpZlJANSM45n-N54UV1nQ8DEgq1oWUI7FU1iJ0D8FzfUgX2NWWYAAv8lhykIJWYZBxkKtGC7mbizxiqpTk5ymqafT_gNtM6iGEEJvnoaq5g08KEvP7Aa9G84e9BEFdqmUtAgfuy_CozJ8WIhHpThIT7ert8vP0srAVQB6kJBxUo4T479IQxjj25576IsnLtSAp-AFQ6ourIz33iNahAD1t-x19BbDDP8DpiGuPb4HWu3od9Yg99NJ5N8P4300natmAfw-nuzf_QU&enc=deflate

Steps to Reproduce

I'm using the eCharts example sandbox, playing around with the options. I can't seem to be able to get xAxis.nameTextStyle.width to work, funnily similar to #16166, which just closed 3 weeks ago as stale haha.

Current Behavior

The height works, but the width seems to have no effect.

Expected Behavior

I would expect the width to change as I modify the width property.

Environment

- OS: Windows 11
- Browser: Chrome
- Framework: Unknown

Any additional comments?

No response

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[helgasoft]

Yes, width will just fit the name length.
Maybe it was meant to be used for truncation, but got replaced by xAxis.nameTruncate.maxWidth later.