BUG: fix base geometry "project" to return Python float#2093
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Similar to #2074, this PR restores
line.project(point)to return a Python float, and not a NumPy float64 scalar. It similarly changesline_locate_pointas well.This is more obvious with NumPy 2.0:
this PR changes the functions to return Python float(0.0) instead (or
0.0).Tests are improved to check other scalar results, and test
projectandinterpolatefunction aliases too.