DOC: Add ecosystem figure from the PyGMT paper to the ecosystem documentation page#4731
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By reading this subsection I am a bit unsure about what the PyGMT ecosystem is
- the packages which rely on PyGMT, as it sounds in this section
- the packages and GMT as shown in the image above, as explained in the paper
- both the packages and GMT as shown in the image above and the packages which rely on PyGMT
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As I understand it, both GMT, PyGMT dependencies, and packages that heavily rely on PyGMT are considered "the PyGMT ecosystem".
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Maybe we can adjust the headings, to make this a bit clearer, e.g.,
# PyGMT Ecosystem
## PyGMT dependencies
## Packages depending on PyGMT
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As I understand it, both GMT, PyGMT dependencies, and packages that heavily rely on PyGMT are considered "the PyGMT ecosystem".
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Looks good to me except one minor change.
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Add ecosystem figure from the PyGMT paper to the ecosystem documentation page.
Fixes #4728
Preview: https://pygmt-dev--4731.org.readthedocs.build/en/4731/ecosystem.html
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