implementation of initial_phase, wrap_phase keywords for bode()#494
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…on-control#494) * implementation of initial_phase, wrap_phase keywords for bode() * add additional documentation on initial_phase if deg=False * clear figure in unit tests to avoid slow plotting problem
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initial_phaseandwrap_phasekeywords tobode, which allow you to tune the behavior of the phase portion of a Bode plot. The default behavior should more or less match previous behavior, except that the default initial phase will be between 0 and -360 degrees (so 1/s^3 will start with phase -270).Resolves issue #467.