Fix redundant x_axis_location ,y_axis_location definition

[Imama-Kainat]

• Removed redundant x_axis_location and y_axis_location definition
• Now using Literal type for better type safety

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated plot configurations by removing preset axis positions. This change provides a more flexible foundation for customizing plot appearances, so users may need to explicitly define their preferred axis alignments if relying on previous defaults.

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Walkthrough

The change removes configuration attributes from the BasePlotConfig class in the pyopenms_viz/_config.py file. Specifically, the default assignments for x_axis_location as "below" and y_axis_location as "left" have been eliminated. The rest of the class remains unchanged, so instances of BasePlotConfig and its subclasses will no longer automatically use those default axis settings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pyopenms_viz/**/_config.py	Removed the default attribute assignments for x_axis_location ("below") and y_axis_location ("left") from the BasePlotConfig class.

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Removed defaults, light as air,
No more axis settings to spare.
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Celebrating tweaks with a happy, rhythmic bop!

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[jcharkow]

Thanks, good to merge