Blk Diag dtypes #1063
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Blk Diag dtypes #1063
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Merging so this is included in the release. |
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Enforce blk diag dtype on assign/insert.
Found its possible for other dtypes to sneak into block diagonals for very large (>=256) resolutions via upcasting. This should enforce those have dtype consistent with the block diagonal instance. For most cases the arrays should just pass through as they were.