bench: replace stack allocation with dynamic allocation

[navyansh007]

fix(math/strided/special/dfloor): replace stack allocation with dynamic allocation in benchmark

Replace fixed-size array declarations with dynamic memory allocation in the dfloor benchmark to prevent segmentation faults when processing large input sizes. The benchmark previously failed with segmentation faults for arrays with 1,000,000 elements due to stack memory limitations.

Changes:

• Replace stack-allocated arrays with malloc/free for x and y arrays
• Add proper error handling for memory allocation failures
• Add memory cleanup to prevent memory leaks
• Add error checking in main benchmark loop

Fixes: #7224

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[kgryte]

@navyansh007 Would you mind updating this PR to match the dynamic memory allocation changes in this commit: 2c9f492? Cheers!

[navyansh007]

Hey @kgryte,
I have updated the malloc statements in the code and changed them to match the way they are written in the commit you mentioned. I request you to have a look at that. Feel free to let me know if any further changes are required.