Use Python 3.7 for Circle CI images for Matplotlib 3.x #8791
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Based on a suggestion by @bsipocz, I've updated the CircleCI images for Matplotlib 3.0 and 3.1 to use Python 3.7. I think it's valuable to keep testing the older versions with Python 3.6.