Fix idxmax/idxmin silently promoting integer label coordinate dtype to float64 (GH#7527)

[CAOShurong]

Description

DataArray.idxmax/idxmin (and the Dataset equivalents) silently promoted the dtype of the returned label coordinate to float64 whenever the input data was floating-point — even when the reduced dimension's coordinate was an integer (e.g. int64). This is GH#7527, open since 2023 with no fix.

Root cause: in xarray/computation/computation.py::_calc_idxminmax, the res.where(~allna, fill_value) step ran unconditionally for every floating-point input. Calling .where with the default float fill_value cast the integer label coordinate to float, even for fully-valid reduction slices that never needed filling.

Fix: only call .where when at least one slice is actually all-NaN (allna.any()). Fully-valid slices keep their original coordinate dtype; all-NaN slices still get the float fill_value as before.

Checklist

• Closes DataArray.idxmax converts coordinates into float64 by default #7527
• Tests added
• User visible changes (including notable bug fixes) are documented in whats-new.rst
• New functions/methods are listed in api.rst (none added)

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    Tools: OpenAI Codex CLI / GPT-5-Codex (assisted reproduction, root-cause trace, and regression test); all changes verified by running the xarray test suite locally (new regression test + existing TestReduce1D idxmin/idxmax suites + docstring doctests all pass).

[CAOShurong]

Pushed a fixup after the first CI run flagged RuntimeError: Too many computes on the dask-backed TestReduce2D idxmin/idxmax cases.

Root cause of that failure: my initial guard if allna.any(): forced a compute() on dask inputs (to evaluate whether any slice was all-NaN), which blew dask's compute budget. The original code avoided this because res.where(~allna, fill_value) is lazy and never materialised allna.

Fix (amended): for chunked (dask) inputs we keep the original unconditional lazy res.where; the dtype-preserving short-circuit (if allna.any():) now applies only to non-chunked inputs, where it is safe and fixes GH#7527. Verified locally with dask installed: TestReduce1D + TestReduce2D idxmin/idxmax (incl. dask variants) all pass, plus the new regression test and the four idxmin/idxmax docstring examples.