feat: add blas/ext/base/ndarray/sfill

[Amansingh0807]

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[Amansingh0807]

Thanks @kgryte.

I have applied all the requested changes. The review really gave me a much clearer understanding of the architectural patterns and the 'why' behind them.

I have updated this PR and propagated the same standards to all my related PRs (eg : sapx, gapx and etc.) as well. Ready for review.

P.S. I am aware of RFC #8647 regarding string interpolation. For now, I stuck to the dsorthp pattern (concatenation), but let me know if you would prefer I migrate these benchmarks to use @stdlib/string/format in this PR and related ones.

[kgryte]

@Amansingh0807 I suggest going ahead and using @stdlib/string/format, in order to save ourselves future work. :)

[Amansingh0807]

Acknowledged, thanks @kgryte.

I’ve migrated the benchmarks to use @stdlib/string/format across this PR and related ones.