BUG: fix remaining data races in mtrand.pyx#30426
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I'm not sure about the test failures (maybe they're intermittent?), but these look like the correct changes corresponding to the other np.random fix.
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BUG: fix remaining data races in mtrand.pyx (#30426)
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This PR fixes the remaining data races in
mtrand.pyx, mostly adding by usingself.lockwhich is used in other places.This was missed in #30085 (comment) as I had done testing on x86-64 but it is reproducible on arm64.