fix subplot styling #62
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This PR fix the styling for recently introduced subplot and the
test_subplots.pyfile has been updated, which shows how to produce a correctly styled subplot.Textsizes are now passed to functions as absolute values. In particular,
axis_title_sizeandaxis_label_sizearguments ofsubplotsare used to change size of axis titles and axis labels.Two possibilities for CMS logo (drawn when calling
plot_common_legend).ipos = 11:ipos = 0: