Added shade_kwargs to utils.mountain_plot(). #122
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This addresses issue #121 enabling users to pass keyword arguments to the
fill_between()function used for shading inutils.mountain_plot(). As a result, users can control the shading properties more closely.For instance, this provides an easy way for users to circumvent the pyplot issue whereby exported plots with a lot of
fill_between()shading produce very large and even truncated vector files. Until this issue is fixed, this problem can be circumvented by adding"rasterized": Truetoshade_kwargs, such that the shading specifically is converted to a pixel image instead of being saved as a very large set of vectors.