Fix silent success on auto-refinement (-a) non-convergence - #10
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SolveMain()'s auto-refinement loop only assigned capRe/capIm on its convergence break. If SOLVE_MAX_AUTO_ITERATIONS is reached without ever converging, the function still returned FC_NORMAL_END with unassigned output. Returns the last computed iteration and a new FC_CONVERGENCE_FAILED code instead.
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Fixes #9.
SolveMain()'s auto-refinement loop only assigns capRe/capIm on its
convergence break, so if SOLVE_MAX_AUTO_ITERATIONS is exhausted
without converging, the function returns FC_NORMAL_END with
unassigned output. Returns the last computed iteration and a new
FC_CONVERGENCE_FAILED code instead.