BUG: Fix moving compiled executable to root with f2py -c on Windows #25218
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Backport of #25160.
This is a follow up to #25000 (bug report) and #25073 (PR) which fixed f2py compilation under Windows using
f2py -cby declaringquadmathas dependency and referring to compatible Windows toolchains in the documentation.The f2py compile still does not work as expected under Windows as the compiled binary is not moved to the root directory after compile. This PR fixes that by searching for
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