Use buffer_tobytes on non-object types in test
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When running the `check_backwards_compatibility` test, make sure not to call `buffer_tobytes` on `object` arrays from fixture data. Casting these to bytes doesn't really make sense as it will return representation of pointers in the underlying buffer. Not only are the pointers things we do not want to be comparing, but it is also internal spec to NumPy and Python that really isn't reliable either. So make sure to pass through the `object` arrays as is.
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When running the
check_backwards_compatibilitytest, make sure not to callbuffer_tobytesonobjectarrays from fixture data. Casting these to bytes doesn't really make sense as it will return representation of pointers in the underlying buffer. Not only are the pointers things we do not want to be comparing, but it is also internal spec to NumPy and Python that really isn't reliable either. So make sure to pass through theobjectarrays as is.[Description of PR]
TODO:
tox -e py37passes locallytox -e py27passes locallytox -e docspasses locally