Add @mars370d.txt remote file to download_test_data #1532
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It's not a problem. I didn't remember either and only realized because the CI showed a problem (yay, testing 😄). |
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Description of proposed changes
This PR adds the @mars370d.txt remote cache file to the download_test_data function in pygmt/helpers/testing.py so that the file is cached for the CI.
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