Memory optimise #21
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`plt.subplots` and `plt.tight_layout` were accumulating memory not being released by gc. Using Figure directly and force closing the figures on save showed memory returning to normal.
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Addresses the biggest blocks of memory not being freed up after command execution and plot figures lingering with additional blocks being allocated over time.
pyplot.subplotsinterface withFigureinstancesplt.tight_layoutwithlayout="constrained"parameterplt.close()when savinggc.collect()after command completionMemory usage now only spikes during data processing but gets freed up after execution.