Fix: migrate from ndarray.tostring to tobytes#6
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The `ndarray.tostring()` method was deprecated in NumPy 1.19.0 and completely removed in NumPy 2.3. Since `tobytes()` has been the recommended replacement since 1.9.0 (with identical functionality), this change ensures compatibility with newer NumPy versions. The change: - Maintains the exact same behavior - Future-proofs the code against NumPy ≥2.3
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ndarray.tostring()method was deprecated in NumPy 1.19.0 and completely removed in NumPy 2.3. Sincetobytes()has been the recommended replacement since 1.9.0 (with identical functionality), this change ensures compatibility with newer NumPy versions.The change: