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Align with dpt.where which support scalar as input #1932

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The PR aligns with the recent change in dpctl (dpctl-1719) where support for Python scalars added to dpt.where function.
This way dpnp can fully rely on dpctl implementation when it receives the scalars.

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Thank you, @antonwolfy!

@antonwolfy antonwolfy merged commit 9a29427 into master Jul 23, 2024
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* Align with dpt.where() which support scalar as input

* Removed unused import of get_usm_allocations 9a29427
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