DOC: Use top-level pd.IntervalArray in doc examples #24475
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Follow-up to #23581
Minor changes to make sure
pd.IntervalArrayis used in the doc examples instead ofpd.core.arrays.IntervalArray. Pretty sure this is all the instances of them; I tried to be diligent in marking these with a TODO, and can't find any additional examples via a quick search.