feat: add math/base/special/sind

[AlisaLC]

Resolves #32

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• implements sind using kernel sin and kernel cos

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• resolves [RFC]: add math/base/special/sind #32

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[kgryte]

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[AlisaLC]

Done. but if i remember correctly, a few of the tests didn't pass by narrow margins which were normal sin tests but for some reason kernel sin was not as accurate!

[kgryte]

@AlisaLC Thanks! Yeah, kernel sine is sensitive to argument scaling. I'll take a look.

[kgryte]

/stdlib merge

[kgryte]

@gunjjoshi Do you think you'd be up for taking over this PR?

[gunjjoshi]

@kgryte Sure, I'll take this over.

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[kgryte]

Ref: #5435

cc @anandkaranubc

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