DOC: correct off by one indentation.#19412
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the off by one made it look like to rst/numpydoc that the parameters h_pad, w_pad ... etc are part of the indented block of the `rendered` parameter. This is not rendered on the matplotlib doc AFAICT, but no reason to have it wrong...
jklymak
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Hmm, the doc build is failing. I don't think it is this PR, but.... |
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Yep, failure is unrelated, see #19415 for (hopefully) a fix. |
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the off by one made it look like to rst/numpydoc that the parameters
h_pad, w_pad ... etc are part of the indented block of the
renderedparameter.
This is not rendered on the matplotlib doc AFAICT, but no reason to have
it wrong...