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TST: Reset tolerances on tests changed by text overhaul#31303
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After updating these to pass with zero tolerance on x86_64, they now fail on other platforms as the following:
I will modify the tolerances for these two accordingly. |
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All of these were tightened in matplotlib#31303, but it appears necessary to increase these ones for at least aarch64, ppc64le, and s390x, so switch the condition to the architecture. Note that our CI runs macOS on ARM, so the conditions for those should be fine to switch to architectures, since they aren't x86_64.
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Now that these have been regenerated, we can reset the tolerances. It is possible that we may still need some architecture-specific tolerances; I will restore them if we find that to be the case in CI here.
Only the last commit is relevant here.
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