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Fix test_ensure_multivariate_data on 32-bit systems #30847
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to `int64`. This is similar to matplotlib#30629.
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In that case, the default int is also 32-bit, so the test will fail to be equal to
int64.This is similar to #30629.
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