Closes #5285: alignment tests for arkouda.numpy.sorting #5286
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Add NumPy Alignment Tests for Sorting APIs
Summary
This PR adds a new NumPy alignment test suite for Arkouda sorting-related APIs. The goal is to ensure Arkouda behavior matches NumPy semantics across supported dtypes, shapes, axes, and edge cases.
What’s Included
tests/numpy/alignment_verification/sorting_alignment.pypytest.iniso it runs as part of the standard test suiteAPIs Covered
The new alignment tests compare Arkouda results directly against NumPy for:
ak.sortak.argsort(ascending and descending, stable behavior)ak.coargsort(validated againstnp.lexsortsemantics)ak.searchsortedside='left'and'right'x2_sorted=True/FalseTest Matrix
int64,uint64,float640,-1@pytest.mark.skip_if_rank_not_compiledused where multi-dimensional support depends on server configurationNotable Details
argsortto ensure deterministic alignment for equal keys.np.uint64) forsearchsortedto match Arkouda’s strict dtype checks.argsortpermutations actually sorts the data.Motivation
This brings sorting APIs up to the same NumPy-alignment standard as existing operator and manipulation tests, strengthening confidence in Arkouda’s NumPy compatibility and catching regressions early.
Closes #5285: alignment tests for arkouda.numpy.sorting