Switch the library to ArrayRef#415
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Dirreke merged 4 commits intorust-ndarray:masterfrom Dec 29, 2025
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This is a large PR that repeatedly does a simple process: find locations of
&ArrayBaseand replace it with&ArrayRef, then remove any unused generics. The only change that isn't in this theme is forEigGeneralized, for which we need a new trait to provide a tuple-friendly implementation (see #412 for more details).Closes #412