feat: add new package to the stats/incr/* namespace: @stdlib/stats/incr/nanmpcorrdist

[MohannedAhmed67]

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Resolves #5602.

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• It adds module which is a wrapper around mpcorrdist for handling NaN values. It ignores any NaN values passes in the accumulator

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• resolves #5602

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[hrshya]

Hey @MohannedAhmed67, thanks for your work on this! I’ve added some comments on the PR.

[MohannedAhmed67]

@hrshya Thank you so much for your valuable comments on my PR !!!
Is there anything else left to be done ?

[hrshya]

Hey @MohannedAhmed67, Good work. Just need some minor updates.

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[MohannedAhmed67]

I have resolved all mentioned and gone through the file to fill all the similar minor issues.
Please check again @hrshya
Thanks in advance.

[MohannedAhmed67]

@hrshya Hello, have you checked the PR this time ?
I need to finish this because I started working on a new one yesterday, and I don't want to open many PRs without approving the current ones.

[MohannedAhmed67]

@kgryte Can I get a review of this PR ?

[hrshya]

Just some minor changes. Rest, the PR looks good!

[hrshya]

We don't need separate if-else statements for x and y each as the conditions are same so it can be done in a single if-else statement.

[MohannedAhmed67]

The problem is that I want x to be NaN sometimes and y to be a value and vice versa, but if I included them in the the same if-else, x and y will be NaN at the same time, and I want to include all the cases of
(x, y)
(Number, Number)
(NaN, NaN)
(Number, NaN)
(NaN, Number)

[hrshya]

Same comment as earlier.

[hrshya]

You can remove this, as this will be automatically populated.

[hrshya]

Suggested change

	Returns an accumulator `function` which incrementally computes a moving [sample Pearson product-moment correlation distance][pearson-correlation] while ignoring `NaN` values. The `window` parameter defines the number of values over which to compute the moving [sample Pearson product-moment correlation distance][pearson-correlation].
	Returns an accumulator `function` which incrementally computes a moving [sample Pearson product-moment correlation distance][pearson-correlation], ignoring `NaN` values. The `window` parameter defines the number of values over which to compute the moving [sample Pearson product-moment correlation distance][pearson-correlation].

[hrshya]

Suggested change

	"description": "Compute a moving sample Pearson product-moment correlation distance incrementally while ignoring `NaN` values.",
	"description": "Compute a moving sample Pearson product-moment correlation distance incrementally, ignoring `NaN` values.",

[hrshya]

Update this here and throughout the package to keep the consistency across the package.