RFC: avoid the use of matplotlib.pyplot as much as possible #363
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So far I've reissued the non-broken parts of this PR under
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Rationale: matplotlib.pyplot manages a global state that is intrisically not thread-safe. In the wake of free-threaded Python, being able to run the test suite with true concurrency becomes a possibility. This PR helps with experimentations in this domain.