cleanup: normalize ZERO/ONE constant order in TESTING/EIG error-exit tests#1236
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…it tests Reorder ZERO and ONE declarations and PARAMETER definitions for consistency in the TESTING/EIG error-exit test sources. No functional change intended.
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This PR normalizes the declaration and PARAMETER definition order
of the named constants ZERO and ONE across TESTING/EIG error-exit
test routines:
Specifically, the order is unified to:
ZERO, ONE
This matches the prevailing style used in other parts of LAPACK
and improves consistency for automated translation and maintenance
(e.g., fable-based workflows in MPLAPACK).
No functional changes are intended. This is a pure cleanup.