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Reimplementation of 2D phase plots #980

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initial reimplementation of phase plots
murrayrm Mar 21, 2024
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address @sliivingston, @sawyerbfuller comments
murrayrm Mar 30, 2024
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small updates to address @sawyerbfuller comments on updfcn
murrayrm Mar 30, 2024
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fix typos + other small fixes from @slivingston
murrayrm Mar 31, 2024
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address @sliivingston, @sawyerbfuller comments
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murrayrm committed Mar 30, 2024
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# Author: Richard M. Murray
# Date: 1 Jul 2019

r"""The :mod:`control.flatsys` module contains a set of classes and functions
that can be used to compute trajectories for differentially flat systems.
r"""Differentially flat systems sub-package.

The :mod:`control.flatsys` sub-package contains a set of classes and
functions to compute trajectories for differentially flat systems.

A differentially flat system is defined by creating an object using the
:class:`~control.flatsys.FlatSystem` class, which has member functions for
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