Replace the (partially defined) constant index variable INDIBL in ?SBGVX and related#807
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This PR addresses part of the concerns raised in #790 - the index variable INDIBL is obviously intended to equal 1 throughout the code, but its initialization can inadvertently be skipped. Rather than move the initialization, I have
replaced the variable with a constant 1 everywhere.