[numpy] Corrections de style et de terminologie - #24
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Summary
I went through numpy.md sentence by sentence, comparing it with the English version. In total I made 53 changes in the file, almost all style fixes to make the French read more naturally, plus one small bug fix.
What I changed
Most of my changes fix sentences that stuck too close to the English wording and sounded a bit forced in French. For example, I reworded phrases like "les tableaux disposent de méthodes utiles, toutes soigneusement optimisées" so it sounds more natural.
A few specific things:
What I intentionally left alone
A few suggestions I didn't apply, because they either changed the technical meaning of the text or would have created inconsistency with terminology used elsewhere in the file. I also noticed a small mismatch between the text (which mentions tic/toc) and the code (which uses qe.Timer), but that comes from the English version, so I'll flag it as a separate issue instead of fixing it directly in the code.