DOC: Remove pyplot text example#31704
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Motivation: This is part of the general approach to consolidate examples. Why we don't need the pyplot text example: - We don't have to explicitly discuss mathtext for the case of pyplot - Title and axkis labels are better described already in the basic plot example - `plt.text()` is not so common as to justify a specific pyplot example. As with most other functions it's sufficient to have examples for the Axes interface (which for text are in the section "Text, labels and annoations")
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…704-on-v3.11.x Backport PR #31704 on branch v3.11.x (DOC: Remove pyplot text example)
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Motivation: This is part of the general approach to consolidate examples.
Why we don't need the pyplot text example:
plt.text()is not so common as to justify a specific pyplot example. As with most other functions it's sufficient to have examples for the Axes interface (which for text are in the section "Text, labels and annoations")