Make cond(::SparseMatrix, 1 / Inf) discoverable from 2-norm error #629
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Changed error message when trying to compute condition number of sparse matrix in 2-norm, suggesting 1 or Inf norm.
Newbies like me or https://discourse.julialang.org/t/condition-number-of-sparse-matrix/77131/5 got diverted into trying densifying the array, which is very limited in many applications...