fixing unit issue in Shkl. Units are now in degrees and correctly scaled to be additive with U and Y respectively. #850
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The anisotropic peak broadening model is based on paper Peter W. Stephens, Phenomenological model of anisotropic peak broadening in powder diffraction, J. Appl. Cryst. (1999). 32, 281-289. The peak broadening terms are computed in the units of radians (see below).

However, all peak broadening terms in the
wppfmodule is in units of degrees. There is an additional scale term of1E4in the gaussian broadening and1E2in Lorentzian broadening to be consistent with GSAS. Adding these scale factors so thatS_hklare now in the units ofdegrees nm^-4.