Turn plotting off after use in tests to avoid warnings #1565
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When plotting is turned on it is on for other unrelated tests
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HaleySchuhl
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Describe your changes
During tests, many warnings are due to matplotlib being unable to open a display. To reduce the number of warnings, only tests that need to test plotting should have the plot debug mode turned on. Because it is a global parameter, turning it on leaves it on for other tests. This PR turns it off after plot is turned on for specific tests.
Type of update
Is this a: cleanup
Associated issues
#1566
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