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Use wide=True for wide figures and add a subpanel example - #17
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Removed detailed instructions and notes about the complete example and image regeneration.
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columnsargument with the keyword-only booleanwideinpaper_size,settings,use, andcontext.wide=Falseretains the 3.25-inch paper canvas andwide=Trueselects 7 inches;square=Truestill makes height equal width. Presentation sizing remains unchanged. This is an API rename: existing callers usingcolumns=2should usewide=True.Add a reproducible 2×2 paper example with panel labels, shared axes, distinct line/marker encodings, and PNG/PDF output. Embed its PNG in the README and include it in the existing example builder. Document canvas sizing and the distinction between figure width and subplot arrangement.
Validation: the 7 existing tests pass locally with the Agg backend, and Ruff checks pass. The full README figure builder was run successfully and the four-panel rendering was visually inspected. No new regression tests are included; existing tests are adjusted only for the API rename and removal of the obsolete column-count validation.