BUG: Allow fitting of degree zero polynomials with Polynomial.fit#25984
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Backport of numpy#25984. For degenerate domains in Polynomial.fit (which occurs when all independent datapoints are equal) we expand the domain. This allows fitting of degree zero polynomials. Fixes numpy#25982
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For degenerate domains in
Polynomial.fit(which occurs when all independent datapoints are equal) we expand the domain. This allows fitting of degree zero polynomials.Fixes #25982