MAINT,TYP: Add object-overloads for the np.generic rich comparisons - #22034
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Backport of #21984.
Closes #21939
An overload was previously missing for object-based rich comparisons of the np.generic subclasses.
As object array-likes are notoriously difficult to type, the new overload simply checks whether the right operand supports __gt__ or __lt__ even though this will, in practice, be a bit too broad (e.g. it allows np.int64(1) > "test" to pass).