ENH: Pass **kwargs through to matplotlib .scatter() #3159
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ENH: Pass **kwargs through to matplotlib .scatter()
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Allow for more configurability to making scatter plots. Most of the other plotting functions already do this, just giving .scatter_plot() the same power. Works for both single scatters and grouped scatters.
I didn't make a test because anything that would be tested would be matplotlib specific, but I'd be happy to do so if you'd like (test_graphics.py: TestDataFramePlots.test_scatter is a good spot).