TST: add tests for roll function
FIX: roll raises a ValueError is axis > ndim
FIX: handle empty arrays in roll
First attempt at BF for 2028 and added better tests for scalarmath pow function
fixed some style problems
STY: drop some else clauses in roll
BUG: Fix generalized ufunc so repeating labels in one input/output is ok
BUG: Missed case of broadcasting onto core dimensions in gufunc
BUG: Make sure the nditer doesn't complain when 0 broadcast dims
TST: Add test for gufunc scalar case
BUG: Fix bug in gufunc scalar case
TST: Test for a generalized ufunc bug, for zero-sized inputs
BUG: Fix for generalized ufunc zero-sized input case
compile fix on linux/mac
BUG: npy-pkg-config ini files were missing after Bento build.
BUG: gh-2790, fix column scaling in polynomial package least squares.

The columns should be scaled using their 2-norm, but in the complex case
that was being incorrectly computed as the square root of the sum of the
squared elements rather than as the square root of the  sum of their squared
real and imaginary parts.
TST: Add Test for column scaling in the polynomial package fits.

The test uses the complex set of sample points [1, 1j, -1, -1j] whose
squared sum is exactly zero. This would fail before the column scaling
was fixed.
MAINT: Use a better method to detect complex arrays.

Instead of

    if lhs.dtype.char in np.typecodes['Complex']:

use

    if issubclass(lhs.dtype.type, np.complexfloating):
BUG: Fix strides of trailing 1s when reshaping

When adding ones to the shape for non contiguous arrays reshapes
(i.e. either the first array is not contiguous or the the reshape
order does not match it). The strides of trailing ones were not
set. For example reshape of (6,) to (6,1,1). Previously this occured
rarely because of removed special handleing when only ones were
added or removed.
DOC/FIX: fix example in ctypeslib module documentation

Fix some inconsistencies in the example. The library is loaded as '_lib' not
'lib' in the rest of the example. Also, the function is called 'foo_func' not
'foo'