Updated plot methods to use new plt.style.context()#338
Updated plot methods to use new plt.style.context()#338jamesramsden-bh merged 3 commits intodevelopfrom
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Have tested with run_tests.bat and a manual spot check, happy to merge
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NOTE: Depends on BHoM/Python_Toolkit#208
Issues addressed by this PR
new kwarg (and sometimes arg where applicable) to set the plot style on a per-plot basis rather than setting globally for the entire toolkit.
Test files
Check that unit tests pass, otherwise you can see this in action by passing style_context as a kwarg in any plot method with any valid stylesheet (for instance, "python_toolkit.bhom_dark" will give you a dark-mode compatible plot instead of the default)
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must have Python_Toolkit-#204 branch built before building this toolkit.