Replace Pinv default with BackslashSolver for better performance and Windows compatibility

[ChrisRackauckas-Claude]

Summary

This PR replaces the problematic Pinv default coarse solver with a new BackslashSolver that uses Julia's built-in factorize() and backslash operator. This provides much better performance, preserves sparsity, and fixes Windows LAPACK compatibility issues.

Problem

The current default coarse solver Pinv has serious issues:

• Converts sparse to dense: Matrix(A) destroys sparsity, causing memory explosion
• Computes full pseudoinverse: O(n³) computation, stores O(n²) dense matrix
• Windows LAPACK errors: Causes "invalid argument Enable travis, remove OSX for now #4 to LAPACK call" failures (Test failures on windows SciML/Sundials.jl#496)
• Poor performance: Much slower than proper sparse factorizations

Solution

The new BackslashSolver:

• Preserves sparsity: Uses factorize(A) which automatically chooses appropriate sparse factorizations (UMFPACK, CHOLMOD, etc.)
• Better performance: Pre-factorizes once, solves efficiently with A \ b
• Windows compatible: No problematic LAPACK calls
• Intuitive: Uses Julia's excellent built-in linear algebra
• Memory efficient: No dense matrix storage

Implementation

struct BackslashSolver{T,F} <: CoarseSolver
    factorization::F
    function BackslashSolver{T}(A) where T
        fact = factorize(A)  # Auto-picks best factorization
        new{T,typeof(fact)}(fact)
    end
end

function (solver::BackslashSolver)(x, b)
    for i ∈ 1:size(b, 2)
        x[:, i] = solver.factorization \ b[:, i]  # Efficient solve
    end
end

Changes

• ✅ Add BackslashSolver implementation
• ✅ Change default from Pinv to BackslashSolver in Ruge-Stuben and Smoothed Aggregation
• ✅ Add comprehensive tests for BackslashSolver
• ✅ Deprecate Pinv with performance warning (kept for backward compatibility)

Testing

• ✅ All existing tests pass with new default
• ✅ BackslashSolver handles multiple RHS correctly
• ✅ Works with different element types (Float32, Float64)
• ✅ Resolves the Windows LAPACK issue from Sundials.jl
• ✅ Much better performance and memory usage

Performance Impact

The new default should provide:

• Dramatically lower memory usage (no dense matrices)
• Much faster coarse solves (sparse factorizations vs pseudoinverse)
• Better numerical stability (proper factorizations vs pseudoinverse)

Backward Compatibility

• Pinv is still available for users who explicitly request it
• All existing APIs unchanged
• Only the default coarse solver changes

Fixes

• Closes Test failures on windows SciML/Sundials.jl#496
• Fixes Windows LAPACK compatibility issues
• Dramatically improves default performance

This change makes AlgebraicMultigrid.jl's default behavior much more appropriate for sparse linear algebra and aligns with Julia's excellent built-in capabilities.

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[ChrisRackauckas]

Why was this using pinv 😅 that is why it wasn't benchmarking well, and had so many other issues.