Fix _as_numpy_array: use variable obj instead of string literal "obj"#14472
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The second hasattr call in _as_numpy_array incorrectly passed the string literal "obj" instead of the variable obj when checking for __array_interface__. This caused objects implementing only __array_interface__ (without __array__) to not be recognized as numpy-like arrays by pytest.approx. Closes #14456
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…1be7a259424e509e3d667082a138bcc8fc45c00/pr-14472 [PR #14472/21be7a25 backport][9.0.x] Fix _as_numpy_array: use variable obj instead of string literal "obj"
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The second hasattr call in
_as_numpy_arrayincorrectly passed the string literal"obj"instead of the variableobjwhen checking for__array_interface__. This caused objects implementing only__array_interface__(without__array__) to not be recognized as numpy-like arrays bypytest.approx.Closes #14456