Drop support for remainder ufunc
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The PR drops support for
remainderufunc, because Intel(R) MKL function v?Remainder follows C's modulo operator, but NumPy is expecting Python's one.Currently there is no way to achieve the same result as NumPy with any set of MKL functions.