Update and tweak PR merge plot #66
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@seberg @jarrodmillman Here is the color scheme of the new numpy.org. PRIMARY COLORS
SECONDARY COLORS
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Still thinking about it, I made it a stacked plot, because that also means I can sensibly add the 2020 tick. Not sure if the colors are quite right, These are the ones from "IPython console", but lightened a bit. If we want corporate identity, Ralf had these at some point: numpy/numpy.org#33 (for the new website)