DOC: axis_off wrongfuly appears as a parameter to Figure.add_subplot
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DOC: `axis_off` wrongfuly appears as a parameter to Figure.add_subplot
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axis_offandaxis_onappear as parameters on Figure.add_subplot,and anywhere %(Axes)s is used. The introspection picks them up
because they have setters:
_BaseAxes.set_axis_off(),but they do not accept any argument and therefore cannot be passed as parameters.