ENH: Add dtype-support to the ufunc-based ndarray magic methods 2/4#18228
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…>Any` The previous PR added support for `ndarray[object_],Any->Any` but its inverse was still missing
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Followup on #18128.
Second part in a series of PRs to add dtype-support to the (ufunc-based)
ndarraymagic methods.Most of the newly introduced overloads are based on the respective ufunc's
typesattribute.Note that support for
numberprecision is neglected herein, as this would require knowledge of thearrays and/or array-likes dimensionality (i.e. the identification of 0d + nd operations, which is too difficult).
The updated methods in question are:
__abs____invert____pos____neg____matmul____rmatmul____mod____rmod____divmod____rdivmod____add____radd____sub____rsub____mul____rmul__