Small Updates to alara_output_plotting#246
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Don't have a lot of opinions here - you're the one using the plots to have the best sense of the best formatting.
Some of the individual functions may have some slow scope creep, but we can review that at a different opportunity.
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As I've been going through looking at the longer term activation responses for the ALARAJOY-processed FENDL3 data and comparing it with FISPACT-II data, there have been a number of small changes that I've found beneficial to include into the ALARA output plotting module:
plt.plot()orplt.scatter()when callingplot_single_response()multi_time_pie_grid()tables to contextualize the proportional nuclide data in the rest of the table and in the grid of pie charts.