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Imagine a particle which is slowing down from some kinetic energy E_kin down to E_final.
We are interesting in plotting a range (think of it as "braking distance") as a function of different starting energies (including E_kin = 0, which means being at rest). As long as E_final is zero it is pretty simple.
Also as long as these different initial kinetic energies E_kin are larger than E_final everything is also fine. But keeping the lower plot limit (lowest possible E_kin) at zero and increasing E_final to some value creates an unphysical condition for which there is no error check in C backend.
While working on #301 I've found bug at: https://libamtrack.github.io/web/#Particlerangeandstoppingpower/CSDArangeofproton/ion.
Scenario:
Shouldn't be final energy > 0?
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