Hi, and welcome!
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See help(jitter) for more insight. What it tries to do is to distinguish points with nearby x,y coordinates by introducing a little noise.
Notice that applied here, it affects only the x\ axis. Each of the points has the same y value.
If we were to center the points on the mid-point of the violin, we'd no longer be using noise. To keep the discrimination, it's possible to make the point size smaller, so that jittering wouldn't be necessary, and then the points should be symmetrical about the intercept, unless they are identical. However, that will reduce legibility, which is self-defeating.
For these few data points, give consideration to whether a tabular presentation might be preferable to a plot. With fewer than 10 points in each object, there's not much to visualize.