Seaborn plots should fill their output_plot #785
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This fixes a bug introduced by #783, which was intended (in part) to allow render.plot code to set plot sizes by using matplotlib figure sizing. That code assumed that only explicit user code would cause the figure size to differ from matplotlib's default figure size (plt.rcParams["figure.figsize"]). But that's not true for seaborn, which likes to set its own sizes, which we then misidentified as being a high priority size directive that we should obey.
https://seaborn.pydata.org/tutorial/function_overview.html#specifying-figure-sizes
This change removes the logic that looks at whether the figure size changed. Instead, render.plot width/height can be set to 0 to cause the matplotlib figure size to be honored. However, we're not going to be emphasizing that in our docs, at least for now.