Numpy >= 2.0

[Lukas113]

Numpy release: https://numpy.org/news/#:~:text=16%20Jun%2C%202024%20%E2%80%93%20NumPy%202.0,the%20Python%20and%20C%20APIs.

This is an issue for us at the moment, because we're not compatible with it at the moment. At least, the underscore numpy-types have to be replaced with the according alias.

Currently, it's not considered as stable, but it will be soon.

[Lukas113]

We would't have noticed sooned if we would use ruff. This would also replace any tool we now use for linting & formatting. However, this is probably worth another issue.

[Lukas113]

The minimum we should do is to make it numpy >= 2.0 compatible ASAP and hope that each dependency (direct and transversal) is also compatible. Otherwise, we would have to think about dependency-management again (either update or restrict deps).

[Lukas113]

The breaking changes I know atm:

• typing np.float_, np.int_, etc ... will be removed. It's recommended to use np.float64, np.int64, etc ... instead

This also includes Karabo Feedstock builds & forked repos.