fix[cartesian]: In the debug backend: Itemize lower dimensional fields also on the LHS for numpy >= 2.0#2543
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Description
With the planned move to numpy >= 2.0 there is one corner case that still leads to exceptions in the debug-backend:
If we convert lower dimensional fields to scalars on the left hand side of assignments in index computation, we get:
TypeError: only 0-dimensional arrays can be converted to Python scalarsThis can be fixed by changing the itemization to still happen on the LHS but not for the assigned field.
Requirements
test_upcasting_both_sides_of_assignmenthad the deprecation-warning in it.