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MNT: Do not use colormap setters in tests - #30582
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Instead use the more modern ways to specify extremes during Colormap creation or using `with_extremes()` This is in preparation of deprecating setters in matplotlib#30531.
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Instead use the more modern ways to specify extremes during Colormap creation or using with_extremes()
This is in preparation of deprecating setters in #30531.