fix: Fix Ivy Failing Test: paddle - elementwise.divide

[MuhammadNizamani]

PR Description

The elementwise divide were failing in paddle because angle function used by paddle divide function and the angle function does not work in integers so to solve this I remove int32 and int64 from elementwise.divide in paddle backend.
all local tests are passing.

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Closes #28069

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[samthakur587]

jsut remove astype from paddle backend. and add these constrain to test function.
test_gradients=st.just(False),
helpers.get_dtypes("numeric",full=False),

[MuhammadNizamani]

jsut remove astype from paddle backend. and add these constrain to test function. test_gradients=st.just(False), helpers.get_dtypes("numeric",full=False),

@samthakur587 sir could you elaborate how this solution works please it would great help .
btw thanks sir for your kind reply 🙏🤗

[MuhammadNizamani]

@samthakur587 Thanks a lot your suggestion worked and all test are passing

[samthakur587]

jsut remove astype from paddle backend. and add these constrain to test function. test_gradients=st.just(False), helpers.get_dtypes("numeric",full=False),

@samthakur587 sir could you elaborate how this solution works please it would great help . btw thanks sir for your kind reply 🙏🤗

LGTM! but as of now the paddle.divide has bug for the int dtype so we are using x1/x2 but if this bug get resolved then we can change it to the paddle.divide .