Fix title font property precedence#31877
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@rcomer thanks for the feedback please have a look at the update I just did. |
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PR summary
Explicit title font properties now take precedence over complete
fontorfontpropertiesvalues regardless of keyword argument order.Previously, these calls produced different font sizes:
Axes.set_title()now applies complete font properties first, followed by individual properties such asfontsize. Regression tests cover both keyword orders using font-family strings andFontPropertiesobjects.closes #27608
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