ENH Adds the details about the numpy arrays and strings #61
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adrinjalali
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LGTM for the changes.
I just realised that the post-history in PEP is only related to the mailing list posting to keep up-to-date with the community (something that we could think about in the future).
There is no date to acknowledge any change in a PEP. Basically, changes can be done to reflect the implementation but without any extra layer of complexity.
Since these changes here are not controversial, I will merge them. We can discuss later the SLEP process and if we want to have a more complex one.
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Adds more details to SLEP007 regarding dtypes, containers and strings.
This PR is a follow up to #59 (comment)
CC @glemaitre @adrinjalali @jnothman