[BUG] Histogram Distribution: address `np.broadcast_arrays` deprecation of writable return in `numpy 2.0.0`

[ShreeshaM07]

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fixes #412

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The error is due to the deprecation of the np.broadcast_arrays. https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/generated/numpy.broadcast_arrays.html So the bc is actually a tuple with broadcasted arrays whose values are getting reassigned.

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[ShreeshaM07]

Makes sense - though, general question, is there a way we can avoid writing to the broadcast views?

I don't think that's possible as the logic for the broadcasting of these ragged arrays is that I replace these ragged arrays with an int that represents the index which is then broadcasted based on the shape of index and columns parameters. I am then replacing these int back with the ragged arrays. So I'm not sure if there's a way to avoid writing to broadcast views.