Automatically zero the ylim about mplhep HOT 5 CLOSED

Well if you don't know either, you have to look up both and matplotlib will show up quicker. I'm gonna leave this open for a while if anyone chimes in.

I could maybe add it to the cms_magic() to adjust the lower limit if not data/errors are actually going below 0. I think that would be a resonable compromise and work in most cases, without making stuff more confusing.

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Can you elaborate on what the actual functionality should be? I can include a limit setter in the mplhep plotting functions i,e. histplot() would default to ymin=0, but it's not possible to adjust that for mpl functions like plt.plot() or plt.hist()

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A helper function then? Something like reset_zero(ax)? It mostly just took me by surprise and was something I had to figure out in order to match the CMS style.

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I could add it, but is it really saving time over plt.ylim(0, plt.ylim[-1]) or ax.set_ylim(0, ax.get_ylim()[-1]), both or which pop up real quick on google.

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Probably not. It would just be easier to remember and less googling.

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