Fixed a bug in primetest.py -> is_gaussian_prime

[techiepriyansh]

Changes

Changed the invocation of as_int function to use the flag strict=False in the function is_gaussian_prime of sympy.ntheory module in order to fix the following bug.

The bug:

Using the standard python "complex" library to do
sympy.ntheory.is_gaussian_prime(1+1j)
results in ValueError which is caused due to the usage of the default strict=True flag while invoking the as_int function.

Resolution:

Override the default strict=True flag to use strict=False while invoking the as_int function.

• ntheory
  • Fixed a bug in the is_gaussian_prime function for python complex numbers (e.g. 1+1j).

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### Changes
Changed the invocation of `as_int` function to use the flag `strict=False` in the function `is_gaussian_prime` of `sympy.ntheory` module in order to fix the following bug.

#### The bug:
Using the standard python "complex" library to do 
`sympy.ntheory.is_gaussian_prime(1+1j)`
results in `ValueError` which is caused due to the usage of the default `strict=True` flag while invoking the `as_int` function.
#### Resolution:
Override the default `strict=True` flag to use `strict=False` while invoking the `as_int` function.

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* ntheory
  * Fixed a bug in the `is_gaussian_prime` function for python complex numbers (e.g. `1+1j`).

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