Introducing the LinearCoeff method as a requirement of the PolynomialLikeVector set of objects
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…and got it working! (Basically)
…nearCoeff function
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Several of the vectors that implement the
PolynomialLikeVectorinterface contain aLinearCoeffmethod, but it was never required for those objects. I fixed the implementation ofLinearCoefffor some of those objects and introduced a new "Base method" that does the computation for all of thePolynomialLikeVectorobjects.