MAINT cleanup utils.__init__: move IS_PYPY, _IS_WASM, _IS_32BIT into utils.fixes #28768
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Extracted from #26686 to ease the reviews. The end goal is to clean the
utils.__init__module as explained in the linked PR.The closest module I found for compat stuff like this is
utils.fixes, but open to better suggestions.I checked around and it looks like
IS_PYPYis used at least byimbalanced-learn, so I kindly deprecated it (although it was never meant to be public @glemaitre 😄 ). I also renamed it_IS_PYPY, with a leading underscore to make it explicitly private.I didn't find any external usage of
_IS_WASMand_IS_32BIT, so I think it's safe to move them without further notice.