Fix Python handling of boolean buffers #7006
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The Python Extension code didn't handle boolean buffers correctly, making it impossible to construct one in Python and pass it thru to Halide-generated code. This fixes that, and also fixes the test that just expected it to fail (!).
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The Python Extension code didn't handle boolean buffers correctly, making it impossible to construct one in Python and pass it thru to Halide-generated code. This fixes that, and also fixes the test that just expected it to fail (!).
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The Python Extension code didn't handle boolean buffers correctly, making it impossible to construct one in Python and pass it thru to Halide-generated code. This fixes that, and also fixes the test that just expected it to fail (!).