Use xarray.testing rather than pygmt.grdinfo in grdfill tests #1677
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…cMappingTools#1677) * remove grdinfo from grdfill tests * convert testing to use xarray testing * change region in sample grid to use land coordinates over smaller region
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This PR refactors the pygmt.grdfill tests to use xarray.testing.assert_allclose() rather than pygmt.grdinfo() in preparation for the deprecation associated with better return values for grdinfo (#593).
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