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Define autoscale() based on autoscale_None(). - #24460
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They're the same if autoscale() first resets vmin/vmax to None. This ensures e.g. that the exact semantics of fully invalid arrays (in_trf_range is empty) for make_norm_from_scale are consistent between the two methods.
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…460-on-v3.6.x Backport PR #24460 on branch v3.6.x (Define autoscale() based on autoscale_None().)
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They're the same if autoscale() first resets vmin/vmax to None. This ensures e.g. that the exact semantics of fully invalid arrays (in_trf_range is empty) for make_norm_from_scale are consistent between the two methods.
Followup to #24259.
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