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…chi_eff, allowing corner to determine the nrages. This is to enable, when using plot_posterior_corner.py, to visually compare posteriors from different iterations and visually assess convergence. This will also help when the posterior is localized.

…chi_eff, allowing corner to determine the nrages. This is to enable, when using plot_posterior_corner.py, to visually compare posteriors from different iterations and visually assess convergence. This will also help when the posterior is localized.
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Can you modify this to make it an option to disable these two (so it falls back to the previous behavior by default?) I don't want to surprise/change use cases; many examples we currently do need this option, since the posterior is not well localized.

…s code from using default ranges, allowing plot_RIFT.py to enable better diagnosis of runs without forcing corner plots to use longer ranges that can hide fine details. When this option is not provided, the default special parameter ranges will continue to be used, ensuring reproducibility with older results.
…s code from using default ranges, allowing plot_RIFT.py to enable better diagnosis of runs without forcing corner plots to use longer ranges that can hide fine details. When this option is not provided, the default special parameter ranges will continue to be used, ensuring reproducibility with older results.
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