Match NumPy regarding .npy for names in .npz files #76
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Closes #48. When writing a .npz file, NumPy unconditionally adds ".npy" to every name. When generating the public list of names when reading a .npz file, NumPy strips a single ".npy" (if present) from each name. When accessing an array in a .npz file by name, it first checks if that exact name is in the .npz file, and if not, it then tries the name with ".npy" appended. While I personally dislike the inconsistency/implicitness of this behavior, ndarray-npy should follow it for compatibility with NumPy.
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Fixes #48.
When writing a .npz file, NumPy unconditionally adds ".npy" to every name. When generating the public list of names when reading a .npz file, NumPy strips a single ".npy" (if present) from each name. When accessing an array in a .npz file by name, it first checks if that exact name is in the .npz file, and if not, it then tries the name with ".npy" appended. While I personally dislike the inconsistency/implicitness of this behavior, ndarray-npy should follow it for compatibility with NumPy.