Reject reversed linear integration bounds - #5404
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Summary
Why
SciPy treats reversed integration limits as signed integrals. For probability densities this can silently return negative probability mass instead of reporting an invalid interval.
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Two files only; no behavior changes for valid or zero-width intervals.