{C,Z}LARFGP: re-scale input vector more often#981
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Re-scale the input vector even if `X` is negligibly small in norm if the imaginary part of `ALPHA` is nonzero. For otherwise `XNORM` will not be computed with a small _relative_ error. fixes Reference-LAPACK#980
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Re-scale the input vector even if
Xis negligibly small in norm if the imaginary part ofALPHAis nonzero. For otherwiseXNORMwill not be computed with a small relative error.Checklist