This updates the Python plot command and the pplot script with an additional title argument. If given, the title is the first line of the plot string and is centered over the non-axis region of the plot (unless it's too long, then it starts just after the y-axis ends). If no title is given, the behavior is the same as right now.

Example:

$ pplot 1 10 5 3 9 7 10 0.1 --title "Title"
            Title
   10.00  ┼╭╮   ╭╮ 
    8.90  ┤││ ╭╮││ 
    7.80  ┤││ ││││ 
    6.70  ┤││ │╰╯│ 
    5.60  ┤││ │  │ 
    4.50  ┤│╰╮│  │ 
    3.40  ┤│ ╰╯  │ 
    2.30  ┤│     │ 
    1.20  ┤╯     │ 
    0.10  ┼      ╰ 

Note: if there is a title, I decrease the height allotted for the rest of the plot by 1. This means that the rest of the plot will look a little different (the axis values change; see an example below). If you'd prefer, we could leave the height the same and just note (e.g. in the doc string) that a plot with a title will have a height that is 1 larger.

$ pplot 1 10 5 3 9 7 10 0.1
   10.00  ┼╭╮   ╭╮ 
    9.01  ┤││ ╭╮││ 
    8.02  ┤││ ││││ 
    7.03  ┤││ │╰╯│ 
    6.04  ┤││ │  │ 
    5.05  ┤│╰╮│  │ 
    4.06  ┤│ ││  │ 
    3.07  ┤│ ╰╯  │ 
    2.08  ┤│     │ 
    1.09  ┼╯     │ 
    0.10  ┤      ╰