FIX: support np.flatiter is input again#6712
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And while I make that comment, the commit message also needs the same fix.
This was unintentionally broken by bdaaf59 which went in as part of PR matplotlib#5556 which was fixing support for pandas series.
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This was unintentionally broken by
bdaaf59 which went in as part of
PR #5556 which was fixing support for pandas series.