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Previously, collections would return a "cycled" version of linewidths which is internally used to scale dashes (this scaling needs to be done at property setting time, because of the interaction with styles). While it makes sense to store the cycled scaled dashes, there's no need to also store the cycled linewidths or pass that to the backend code -- directly using the uncycled linewidths seems simpler. This also makes collection.get_linewidths() return something much closer to whatever was passed in -- see the test change in test_lslw_bcast.
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Previously, collections would return a "cycled" version of linewidths which is internally used to scale dashes (this scaling needs to be done at property setting time, because of the interaction with styles).
While it makes sense to store the cycled scaled dashes, there's no need to also store the cycled linewidths or pass that to the backend code -- directly using the uncycled linewidths seems simpler. This also makes collection.get_linewidths() return something much closer to whatever was passed in -- see the test change in test_lslw_bcast.
Also, "broadcasting" has a technical meaning in numpy; it's not the same thing as cycling.
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