Allow all nin=1 ufuncs to accept objects implementing the __array_ufunc__ protocol.
The changes introduced herein should be extended to the nin=2 ufuncs as well, but this is substantially more difficult without regressing all np.ndarray output types to Any. Namely, we want to new overload to apply to all __array_ufunc__ implementations except np.ndarray, which is a bit of mess to do with the lack of some type of not-operator and the nin=2 input combinatorics.
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Backport of #21968.
Xref #21737
Allow all nin=1 ufuncs to accept objects implementing the __array_ufunc__ protocol.
The changes introduced herein should be extended to the nin=2 ufuncs as well, but this is substantially more difficult without regressing all np.ndarray output types to Any. Namely, we want to new overload to apply to all __array_ufunc__ implementations except np.ndarray, which is a bit of mess to do with the lack of some type of not-operator and the nin=2 input combinatorics.