feat: add stats/array/range

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[kgryte]

@gururaj1512 Looks like you omitted accessor array tests in this PR. I am guessing that you did this because @stdlib/stats/base/range has yet to add accessor array support. In general, we should first add needed support in the upstream package before adding these packages. Otherwise, it will be much less likely that we'll remember to revisit this package and add the desired tests.

Looks like there is a PR open adding such support, but it may need further clean-up to get over the finish line: #5779

[gururaj1512]

Prerequisite #5779

[gururaj1512]

/stdlib merge

[kgryte]

LGTM