Use f-strings in _intermediate_values.py#6316
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Motivation
This PR partially satisfies:
{var_name=}instead of.formatandvar_name={var_name}#6305Description of the Changes
Updates
visualization/matplotlib/_intermediate_values.pyto use f-strings, meeting recent Python standards.This PR refactors
_intermediate_values.pyto replace.format()calls withf-strings for improved readability and consistency.
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