Fix matplotlib tutorial notebook typos and examples - #348
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The second subplot call was commented out along with a leftover line that called set_title() on a plain list, which isn't valid. Uncommented and fixed the expense subplot, added titles for both, and added tight_layout so they don't overlap.
80-100 was listed for both Normal and Diabetic. Based on the bins used later in the notebook ([80,100,125,150]), the diabetic range should be 125-150.
Title read 'US Technolog Stocks' (missing y), and the horizontal bar chart heading closed with <h3> instead of </h3>.
Several notebooks had align=center, style=... with an invalid comma between attributes, inconsistent with the other notebooks in the repo that don't have it.
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These changes improve correctness, formatting, and consistency in the matplotlib tutorials.