TST: Make determinism test plots look less pathological #30374
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Currently, half the Axes are in a 2x2 grid, half are over the whole figure, and half are in a 1x6 grid (yes, that's more than 100% since they all overlap). Instead, place each optional section in a subfigure, and auto-size the figure based on how many sections there are.
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PR summary
Currently, half the Axes are in a 2x2 grid, half are over the whole figure, and half are in a 1x6 grid (yes, that's more than 100% since they all overlap).
Instead, place each optional section in a subfigure, and auto-size the figure based on how many sections there are. So instead of how it looks in #30360, it will look like:
I don't think this will do anything to fix the flakiness, but at least it will look reasonable when trying to compare the results.
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