Add UnicodePlots to dependencies #10
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…ce the extension for the unicode_ plotting methods is not actually loaded
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The julia 1.9 tests start dying here because |
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Since
ExtendableFEMBase.jl's update to0.8.0moved theunicode_*plotting functions into its own extension, we either need to guard their appearances in the code against the extension being loaded or just outright addUnicodePlotsto the dependencies.Since it seems from the examples and hard-coded usage in the
solvecall that we'd want to have these included by default, I took the liberty of simply adding the package to the dependencies.I also updated the
compats to include the latest minor version ofExtendableFEMBase.