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BLD: Replace complex occurences with singlecomplex in SuperLU #19062

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  • Replace all occurences of complex with singlecomplex
  • Add a second patch file for the complex changes (to make it easier to remove once the upstream patch is merged)

Closes gh-19036.

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Thanks @lysnikolaou! CI has some unrelated failures, however this all looks good - the patch file applies for me locally, and fixes the build problems.

Fixes for the other issues have either landed or are in flight, so I'll retrigger this once there's a new numpy nightly with the fix we need here to make CI run.

- Replace all occurences of complex with singlecomplex
- Add a second patch file for the complex changes (to make it easier
  to remove once the upstream patch is merged)

Closes scipygh-19036.
@rgommers rgommers merged commit c20c60f into scipy:main Aug 15, 2023
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All happy now, in it went.

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