Everything I tried came up with a mess, because the annotations are so rigidly tied to a single data point instead of a column as a whole. Why can't I just run them across the top of the intervals? That would be the most sensible way to do it. Real data is presented that way in tens of thousands of peer-reviewed scientific papers every single year. Columns, error bars, annotations of statistical groupings just above the error bars--not overlapping the error bars. This isn't some far-out freaky innovation. It's a very standard way to present data.
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