[9.0] test: Python 3.14 and matplotlib 3.11 compatibility in test suite#8701
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A plot is accepted when it matches any of several reference images, so a matplotlib upgrade that changes the rendering only needs an extra reference image (<stem>.<tag>.png) rather than replacing the existing one.
Rendered with the matplotlib shipped in DIRACOS for Python 3.14, so the plot comparison tests pass on both the previous and the new matplotlib.
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Backport of #8695 to
rel-v9r0.Summary
assertDictContainsSubset(removed in Python 3.12) withassertLessEqual(subset.items(), full.items())in the user-metadata integration test.referenceImages/compareToReferences), so a matplotlib change only needs an additional<stem>.<tag>.pngreference rather than replacing the existing one.