Fix NumberUtils min/max varargs dropping the sign of zero#1733
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Repro:NumberUtils.max(-0.0d, 0.0d)returns-0.0(so1 / resultis-Infinity);NumberUtils.min(0.0d, -0.0d)returns0.0.Cause: thedouble/floatvarargs overloads pick the extreme with</>, which rank-0.0and0.0as equal, so the sign held in the accumulator survives.Math.max/Math.min, the three-argumentmin/maxoverloads andIEEE754rUtilsall return the other sign for these inputs.Fix: run the loop throughMath.max/Math.minin the fourdouble/floatoverloads, matching the three-argument versions. Those also propagateNaN, so the explicitisNaNcheck is no longer needed and the existingNaNresults stay the same.