Fix PyTorch kron array-like backend contract#3443
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Summary
pyrecest._backend.pytorch.kronso it accepts NumPy-style array-like inputs instead of exposing baretorch.kron.PYRECEST_BACKEND=pytorchis active.kronunder both NumPy and PyTorch public backend selections, includingout=handling.Bug fixed
torch.kronrejects Python-list inputs, while the NumPy/PyRecEst backend contract accepts array-like operands. Direct raw PyTorch calls such aspyrecest._backend.pytorch.kron([[1, 2]], [3, 4])could therefore fail, and public PyTorch backend calls had the same issue.Validation
mainat compare time (ahead_by=2,behind_by=0).python -m py_compilein the container.github.comfor cloning/installing repository dependencies; CI should run the focused backend-portable regression.