plot(OM) and plot(RCMfit) plots would be greatly improved by simple addition of grid() or equivalent

[tcarruth]

Self explanatory, without reference lines the plots are much harder to read

[quang-huynh]

Base R graphics by default don't have grid lines so we'd have them manually. ggplot does have grid lines but I think they'd really slow down the markdown rendering?

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[quang-huynh]

Best solution is to add this function internally:

plot.default <- function(...) graphics::plot.default(..., panel.first = graphics::grid())

See Blue-Matter/SAMtool@46dc4ce