[2.3.x] CI: temporarily pin numpy to 2.2 until latest numexpr is available #61638
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Some tests involving numexpr are failing in the CI of the backport PRs, which is happening since the release of numpy 2.3, I think.
On the main branch this is not happening (yet), because I think numpy gets restricted there to 2.2 because of the presence of numba in the env. In the 2.3.x branch however, mamba ends up getting numpy 2.3
I reported the wrong results from numexpr upstream (pydata/numexpr#515), although it seems it might be solved with the latest numexpr release.