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simple fastplotlib example #104
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@clewis7 will make a test using the nbmake plugin
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@clewis7 generate a 2D sine wave with a wavelength that depends on if the number is even or odd
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instead of doing two different wavelengths it'd be nicer to see scrolling "bars" of a sine wave, you have have n_xvals for 1 period, increase the start x_val on each new frame, and just test that the image looks correct based on the current frame number.
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@clewis7 verify that sine wave is correct based on frame index (if even or odd)
continued from #88, rebase got messy
This works and should be ready to go!