x-lengyel: Avoid unphysical negative c_z in inverse solver. #1936
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x-lengyel: Avoid unphysical negative c_z in inverse solver.
In underpowered scenarios, the "solution" for inverse mode could be negative seeded impurities, if even with zero impurities the target temperature is below the
requested target temperature.
There was a bug where the solver was allowed to explore these negative values and then propagate them into the state, leading to NaNs.
Two separate fixes where done here:
non-zero residuals and a gradient signal. The solver converges to "negative" impurities which are clipped to zero