CLN: refactor roll_generic to call roll_generic_with_indexer #27523
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…neric * origin/master: xfail to fix CI (#27536) REF: de-privatize dtypes.concat functions (#27499) stop conflating iNaT with td64-NaT (#27411) BUG: Fix inserting of wrong-dtyped NaT, closes #27297 (#27311) BUG: Retain tz transformation in groupby.transform (#27510) remove references to v0.19 in docs and code (#27508) remove last references to v0.18 in docs and code (#27507) CLN: avoid runtime imports (#27461)
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Make it possible for users to directly supply their own indexer when pandas doesn't provide what they want out of the box. This is useful for quickly doing something like "groupby" with overlapping groups (xref #26959) and/or strided rolling.