BUG: fix segfault in object/longdouble operations#18769
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The operation None*np.longdouble(3) was causing infinite recursion as it searched for the appropriate conversion method. This resolves that, both for general operations and for remainders specifically (they fail in a subtly different way). Closes numpy#18548
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Backport of #18691.
The operation
None*np.longdouble(3)was causing infinite recursion as itsearched for the appropriate conversion method. This resolves that, both
for general operations and for remainders specifically (they fail in a
subtly different way).
Closes #18548