AstroJacobLi/smplotlib: v1.0.1

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Compatibility release for Matplotlib 3.11. Fixed Numbers in MathText rendered in italics on Matplotlib 3.11+. Matplotlib 3.11 redefined the mathtext.default rcParam: the setting that keeps math letters italic while leaving digits and punctuation upright (the SuperMongo / classic TeX look) moved from 'it' to the new value 'normal'. Under 3.11 the old 'it' forces every glyph italic, digits included. set_style() now selects 'normal' on Matplotlib ≥ 3.11 and keeps 'it' on older versions, so math renders identically across Matplotlib 3.3–3.11. (reported by Sam Beiler) Silenced the cosmetic findfont: Failed to find font weight ... log lines newly emitted by Matplotlib 3.11. The bundled AVHershey fonts only ship Light / Medium / Heavy weights (200 / 500 / 800), so Matplotlib logs a note whenever it snaps a requested normal / bold weight to the nearest one. The correct font file was always chosen; only the message is new. Genuine "font family not found" warnings still show. Added tests/test_mathtext.py — regression tests for digit/letter slant, the version-appropriate mathtext.default, warning suppression, and an end-to-end render. Verified against Matplotlib 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11. Upgrade notes Anyone on Matplotlib 3.11+ should upgrade. Behaviour on Matplotlib ≤ 3.10 is unchanged. The manual workaround (mpl.rcParams["mathtext.default"] = "normal") is no longer needed — import smplotlib handles it. Full changelog: https://github.com/AstroJacobLi/smplotlib/compare/v1.0.0...v1.0.1

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