Clarify the required semantics for broadcasting with __setitem__
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Can we add two simple examples to illustrate what's allowed and what's not? |
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@asmeurer Would you be willing to update this PR with two examples, one illustrating what is allowed and another illustrating what is disallowed? |
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Fixes #424.
I have used SHOULD here as suggested in the consortium meeting to not disallow NumPy-like "reverse broadcasting" semantics.