fix: if matplotlib was imported before solara, we set the backend #741
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Normally, setting MPLBACKEND will set the backend because importing matplotlib will set the backend based on this environment variable. However, in the case where matplotlib is imported before solara, such as jdaviz is doing, we need to set the backend manually. Related: spacetelescope/jdaviz#2909
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Normally, setting MPLBACKEND will set the backend because importing matplotlib will set the backend based on this environment variable. However, in the case where matplotlib is imported before solara, such as jdaviz is doing, we need to set the backend manually.
Related: spacetelescope/jdaviz#2909