Remove zero arg methods of + and * from linalg tests
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There are tests elsewhere that i) make sure there is no zero-arg methods of these functions and ii) tests that e.g. `+()` throws a `MethodError`. Without this patch there are test errors whenever the same test process runs both of these tests.
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There are tests elsewhere that i) make sure there is no zero-arg methods of these functions and ii) tests that e.g. `+()` throws a `MethodError`. Without this patch there are test errors whenever the same test process runs both of these tests. (cherry picked from commit f5937b4)
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There are tests elsewhere that i) make sure there is no zero-arg methods of these functions and ii) tests that e.g.
+()throws aMethodError. Without this patch there are test errors whenever the same test process runs both of these tests.Fix #56190, fix #56136.