BUG: make autoscale('tight') set margins to zero; closes #6968#7458
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This replaces the first commit of #7024 and keeps the second (the test), so it is an alternative.
The operative part is simply setting the
Axes._xmarginand/or_ymarginto zero inautoscale('tight'). This is necessary to maintain behavior consistent with the docstring. The changes inautoscale_vieware a description of the tight kwarg in the docstring, and a change in a large 'if' block to improve readability by putting the bail-out condition first, reducing indentation, and adding a comment. There is no functional change inautoscale_view.