Add nd-support to dpnp.trim_zeros
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The PR extends `dpnp.trim_zeros` implement to align with changes introduced in NumPy 2.2. It adds support for trimming nd-arrays while preserving the old behavior for 1-d input. The new parameter `axis` can specify a single dimension to be trimmed (reducing all other dimensions to the envelope of absolute values). By default (when `None` is specified), all dimensions are trimmed iteratively. 94bea60
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The PR extends
dpnp.trim_zerosimplement to align with changes introduced in NumPy 2.2.It adds support for trimming nd-arrays while preserving the old behavior for 1-d input. The new parameter
axiscan specify a single dimension to be trimmed (reducing all other dimensions to the envelope of absolute values). By default (whenNoneis specified), all dimensions are trimmed iteratively.