support np.dot() for integer types
See original GitHub issueAs discussed privately, this will depend on dot()
support an integer version. We will defer this problem.
_Originally posted by @sklam in https://github.com/numba/numba/pull/2134#discussion_r80932581_
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@slayoo thank you for pinging on this. I took a closer look and devised this initial attempt:
But unfortunately, this yields a different error:
@slayoo thank you for the confirmation, I have updated the labels accordingly.