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docs: use a quadratic stress scale and small contact markers in the optimization figures - #19
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The contact peaks are an order of magnitude above the root stresses, so the linear 0-800 MPa scale painted the whole tooth blue and the contact marker hid the peak. The maps now use a quadratic colour scale with small markers, and the captions say so. Strict Sphinx build and the case-study tests pass locally.