Fix exception for multi-dimensional indexing on buffers#396
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Buffer indexing fails when indexing with multiple indices (e.g.
buffer[3, 4]), becausestridedbufferviewexpects these to be passed as*args. However, python groups them into a tuple instead, and nanobind passes it through asnb::args(nb::tuple(3, 4))causing an exception during indexing.This adds a fix, modifies the tests to catch this and adds a better error message.