Revamp %!demos in m-files to use Octave coding conventions on spacing, etc. Add clf() to all demos using plot features to get reproducibility. Use 64 as input to all colormaps (jet (64)) to get reproducibility. * bicubic.m, cell2mat.m, celldisp.m, cplxpair.m, interp1.m, interp2.m, interpft.m, interpn.m, profile.m, profshow.m, convhull.m, delaunay.m, griddata.m, inpolygon.m, voronoi.m, autumn.m, bone.m, contrast.m, cool.m, copper.m, flag.m, gmap40.m, gray.m, hot.m, hsv.m, image.m, imshow.m, jet.m, ocean.m, pink.m, prism.m, rainbow.m, spring.m, summer.m, white.m, winter.m, condest.m, onenormest.m, axis.m, clabel.m, colorbar.m, comet.m, comet3.m, compass.m, contour.m, contour3.m, contourf.m, cylinder.m, daspect.m, ellipsoid.m, errorbar.m, ezcontour.m, ezcontourf.m, ezmesh.m, ezmeshc.m, ezplot.m, ezplot3.m, ezpolar.m, ezsurf.m, ezsurfc.m, feather.m, fill.m, fplot.m, grid.m, hold.m, isosurface.m, legend.m, loglog.m, loglogerr.m, pareto.m, patch.m, pbaspect.m, pcolor.m, pie.m, pie3.m, plot3.m, plotmatrix.m, plotyy.m, polar.m, quiver.m, quiver3.m, rectangle.m, refreshdata.m, ribbon.m, rose.m, scatter.m, scatter3.m, semilogx.m, semilogxerr.m, semilogy.m, semilogyerr.m, shading.m, slice.m, sombrero.m, stairs.m, stem.m, stem3.m, subplot.m, surf.m, surfc.m, surfl.m, surfnorm.m, text.m, title.m, trimesh.m, triplot.m, trisurf.m, uigetdir.m, uigetfile.m, uimenu.m, uiputfile.m, waitbar.m, xlim.m, ylim.m, zlim.m, mkpp.m, pchip.m, polyaffine.m, spline.m, bicgstab.m, cgs.m, gplot.m, pcg.m, pcr.m, treeplot.m, strtok.m, demo.m, example.m, rundemos.m, speed.m, test.m, calendar.m, datestr.m, datetick.m, weekday.m: Revamp %!demos to use Octave coding conventions on spacing, etc.

--- a/scripts/testfun/test.m
+++ b/scripts/testfun/test.m
@@ -805,15 +805,15 @@
 
 %!## demo blocks
 %!demo                   # multiline demo block
-%! t=[0:0.01:2*pi]; x=sin(t);
-%! plot(t,x);
+%! t = [0:0.01:2*pi]; x = sin (t);
+%! plot (t,x);
 %! % you should now see a sine wave in your figure window
 %!demo a=3               # single line demo blocks work too
 
 %!## this is a comment block. it can contain anything.
 %!##
 %! it is the "#" as the block type that makes it a comment
-%! and it  stays as a comment even through continuation lines
+%! and it stays as a comment even through continuation lines
 %! which means that it works well with commenting out whole tests
 
 % !# failure tests.  All the following should fail. These tests should
@@ -838,3 +838,4 @@
 % ! ## These don't signal an error, so the test for an error fails. Note
 % ! ## that the call doesn't reference the current fid (it is unavailable),
 % ! ## so of course the informational message is not printed in the log.
+