changing plot_date to plot due to matplotlib3.11 update#154
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This is a PR to fix the bugs raised in #153.
plot_datehas been removed in Matplotlib 3.11. According to the documentation,plotnow works with datetime and numpy objects and can be replaced.Wherever
plot_datewas given in trending.py, I have replaced it withThis fix has been tested on both Matplotlib 3.11 and an earlier version of Matplotlib (3.10.9) and I confirmed that using plot produces the same results and is identical to the previous plot_date method in both versions of Matplotlib.