Replace matplotlib seaborn style plots with Arviz Plots in Documentation #4563
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While working on #3859 , we saw seaborn-darkgrid is not the best of color friendly styles, and seaborn-colorblind is not regularly updated. arviz-darkgrid is relatively better and additionally as @OriolAbril pointed out - matplotlib styles have not been updated in ~5 years, so using ArviZ would give us better control and the ability to easily update the style if needed.
This PR changes plt.style.use("seaborn-darkgrid") to arviz-darkgrid and adds a line of importing arviz, which is anyway a pymc3 dependency.
These changes are in continuous.py and discrete.py (i.e. The sample plots in documentation)