Make MathExtensions device constants constexpr#4347
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The special-function locals were `static const`, which on device carries a guard variable. Switch the literal scalars and the is_same-selected ones to constexpr (with is_same_v); coefficient tables are left as-is.
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The special-function locals in
MathExtensions.hwerestatic const, which on device carries a guard variable and static storage. This switches the literal scalars (PI_f64,EXP1,lanczos_g,MAXITER,SMALL/LARGE/*RATIO) and theis_same<>::value-selected ones (MAXLOG,MACHEP,BIG,BIGINV) toconstexpr, and modernizes theiris_same<>::value/is_same<>()tois_same_v. Coefficient tables and arrays are left as-is.Authored with the assistance of an AI coding agent (Claude).