Specify renderer in Visualize circuit timing #4431
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Closes #4190.
It seems to be clearest to simply use
fig.show(renderer="notebook")instead offig.show()- unless there is a situation for some people where specifying the renderer wouldn't work, while onlyfig.show()would?... cc: @jyu00Also removing warnings in a couple outputs.