Downgrade to matplotlib<3.11 to fix RTD plots#1554
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readthedocs plots are breaking on matplotlib 3.11 but not matplotlib<3.11. This is a workaround for issue #1542 until things get fixed upstream.
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I checked, this test currently crashes on matplotlib 3.11, but not on matplotlib 3.10.9.
also remove a confusing comment in test_plot.py
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Verified locally: reproduced the #1542 crash on matplotlib 3.11.0 (figure size must be positive finite not [8. nan]) and confirmed it passes on matplotlib 3.10. Good workaround, and the regression test will tell us when it's safe to lift the pin. Approving.
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readthedocs plots are breaking on matplotlib 3.11 but not matplotlib<3.11; see issue #1542. Workaround for now: restrict to matplotlib<3.11 in the pyproject.toml.
This restriction should be removed once things get fixed upstream, either by matplotlib or by geoviews.
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