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boost-1.71.0

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Fixed incorrect loop termination in lcm_range.

lcm_range used to incorrectly terminate on value of 1. Instead, it should
terminate on 0 since any further elements of the range no longer affect
the result of the function.

Also, added tests for the gcd_range and lcm_range functions verifying
that they terminate their loops at the correct points.

boost-1.71.0.beta1

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Fixed incorrect loop termination in lcm_range.

lcm_range used to incorrectly terminate on value of 1. Instead, it should
terminate on 0 since any further elements of the range no longer affect
the result of the function.

Also, added tests for the gcd_range and lcm_range functions verifying
that they terminate their loops at the correct points.