Changes in continuum.c and cdf.c to allow the code to deal with continuum models #286
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LT2: Multiple issues relating to wind emission, CDFs, and optically thick cells
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1: Changes in continuum.c and cdf.c to allow the code to deal with continuum models. The problem was that the new way that pdf_gen_from_array works means that it expects a suitably bounded array to convert into a pdf, however one_continuum was sending the whole model. This routine now truncates the array and checks for errors before calling cdf_gen_from_array