DOC: Remove outdated docs about NumPy's broadcasting #55427
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NumPy v1.25.0 removes the previosuly deprecated behavior of returning
Falsewhen an array could not be broadcast. It now raises aValueError, same as Pandas. numpy/numpy#22707The Pandas documentation previously highlighted this discrepancy. However, since it now throws an error, it is causing building the documentation to fail.
I removed the mention of NumPy in this section since the behavior is mostly the same (NumPy still treats an array of one item as a scalar, while Pandas doesn't). Would it be preferable to mention that they act the same now?