fix: make left label read COM energy #510
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Previously, only right-side experimental labels actually read the COM energy. This commit makes the left-side labels do the same. The default remains at 13 TeV if no COM energy is supplied.
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Thanks for the fix! Sorry for the delay in merging, I was on holiday. |
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Previously, only right-side experimental labels actually read the COM energy. This commit makes the left-side labels do the same. The default remains at 13 TeV if no COM energy is supplied.
This was a problem with ATLAS labels for LHC Run 3, since the COM energy is now 13.6. We probably want the flexibility to use this package at various COM energies, so I did not just update the text from 13 to 13.6.