Fix docs build for visualization functions #172
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(and installation of them, in case you didn't already have matplotlib)
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* Support sequence of `Item`s (gjoseph92#164) * Switch to PDM for dependency management (gjoseph92#169) * Add param links to docs (gjoseph92#170) * Automatically hide `pdm.lock` in GitHub diffs (gjoseph92#171) * Fix docs build for visualization functions (gjoseph92#172) * Fix docs build for PDM again (gjoseph92#175) * Remove deprecated `skip_equivalent` pyproj arg (gjoseph92#174) * Release v0.4.3 (gjoseph92#176) * Fixed link to USGS PDF on qa-pixel (gjoseph92#180) Co-authored-by: Gabe Joseph <gjoseph92@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Tom Augspurger <taugspurger@microsoft.com>
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(and installation of them, in case you didn't already have matplotlib)