Merging minor improvements and tuning of the code and plotting parameters#76
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Merging minor improvements and tuning of the code and plotting parameters#76oglez wants to merge 2 commits into
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The two commits contain several modifications to the code. The second one is to prevent some complaint in the CI/CD checks as some versions of the actions were becoming obsolete. It seems to be transparent.
The other introduces certain changes in the code that should be mostly transparent or improvement. A list of the main changes are here:
Some of the methods which allow an efficient use of the package are modified/improved. These are mostly the codes that I do not think anyone but me (Oscar) actually uses. This includes some changes on script files (only used by maintainers) and in the C++ version.
Changes of some more used methods, motivated to improve usability (these should be transparent for the previously supported uses) or to fine-tune some axis-related values (these are not transparent, but changes are minor. They are mostly motivated as some exponents and similar where overlaping... for the cases the code before was fine the new is fine and the outcome the same for any practical comparison)
Changing the default colours for the Brazilian plot to use new standards proposed by Andrzej on 2026_02_12 (to improve the printing version, was it?). Old version of the colours are kept with changed names in case they are needed, although the differences are practically irrelevant.