fix: np.datetime64 scalar with ns resolution was become int instead of datetime in to_py_scalar #1304
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…f datetime in to_py_scalar
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| PANDAS_VERSION < (1,), reason="there was a (better?) time when there was no pd.NA" |
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closes #1300
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