Added powsimp simplification to limits tending to oo

[0sidharth]

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Fixes #22181

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Previously, (-1)**(1/n) (1/n as sympy substitutes to bring n->0) is rewritten as exp(I*pi/n) and 2**(1/n) is rewritten as exp(log(2)/n) which leads to the NotImplementedError with (-log(2) + I*pi).
Now the expression is first powsimplified in case it is a Mul with z0 as infinite.

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Fixes #22181 

#### Brief description of what is fixed or changed
Previously, `(-1)**(1/n)` (1/n as sympy substitutes to bring n->0) is rewritten as `exp(I*pi/n)` and `2**(1/n)` is rewritten as `exp(log(2)/n)` which leads to the `NotImplementedError` with `(-log(2) + I*pi)`.
Now the expression is first `powsimp`lified in case it is a `Mul` with `z0` as infinite.

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[jksuom]

Looks good.