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Marker/scatter reconciliation - #400
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…ment Line2D-based markers in terms of it.
…rker definitions.
…. Make legend support the new kind of scatter.
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The set of available Line2D markers and scatter markers has always been slightly different. Some features (such as mathtext markers) were only available in one place and not the other. This refactors everything into a new markers.py module which is used from everywhere else to keep the functionality consistent and equally capable everywhere.
This seems to pass all regression tests and doesn't change any relevant examples, but it's pretty core functionality, so care should be taken it doesn't break anything.