Copy rho from guard cells in IGF solver #5284
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* Copy rho from guard cells in IGF solver * Reset checksum
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In principle, rho from the guard cells should be taken into account in the IGF solver.
In practice, it should not make a big difference, because the IGF is meant to be used with open boundaries, in which case particles are usually not meant to be reaching the boundaries.