refactor: fixes for numpy-2.0 deprecation warnings, require numpy>=1.20.3#2237
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This PR resolves several deprecation warnings from NumPy 2.0 (xref #2153):
np.in1d()→np.isin()numpy.core.recordsmodule is private, so usenumpy.recinstead, which seems to work with older versionsThis also bumps the minimum version of numpy from 1.15.0 to 1.20.3, since this is the minimum for pandas 2.0.0, thus the minimum versions were incompatible.