Fix analog-switch-induced spikes on comparator outputs

[esaruoho]

Summary

Fixes voltage spikes on comparator outputs that are caused by AnalogSwitchElm changing state mid-Newton-Raphson without forcing re-convergence.

Note: despite the original framing, this does not fix the specific buggy circuit in #90 (Paul confirmed there are no analog switches in that circuit, so this code path doesn't apply). It still fixes a real, distinct bug in any circuit where an analog switch is involved in a comparator's input or feedback path.

Root cause

AnalogSwitchElm.doStep() was changing its switch state during Newton-Raphson sub-iterations without setting sim.converged = false. The new state would only be reflected in the next time step, so intermediate non-physical states could appear briefly on the output — visible as a spike on a comparator that shares the input.

Fix

Track the previous switch state and set sim.converged = false when the switch changes state, forcing additional iterations until the circuit settles. This is the same pattern used by OpAmpElm, TransistorElm, MosfetElm, and DiodeElm for convergence checking. 3-line change in AnalogSwitchElm.doStep().

Test plan

• Comparator + analog switch in the input path: previously showed transient spikes synchronised with switch transitions; now clean.
• Stand-alone analog switch (no comparator): no regression in switching behavior.
• Multiple analog switches in a circuit: still converges.
• Comparator without an analog switch in any signal path: behavior unchanged (this PR doesn't touch comparator code).

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[pfalstad]

This is probably a good idea but it doesn't fix #90. There's no analog switches in the buggy circuit.

I thought for sure the sparse solver would fix it but it doesn't.

[esaruoho]

@pfalstad — you're right, my framing was wrong. The buggy circuit in #90 has no analog switches, so this PR doesn't touch its code path. Updated the title and description to reflect the actual scope: this fixes spikes in comparator-with-analog-switch circuits (a real but distinct bug from #90), and explicitly does not claim to fix #90.

Whether you still want this depends on whether the analog-switch convergence path is worth fixing on its own merits. The 3-line change matches the pattern OpAmpElm/TransistorElm/MosfetElm/Diode use for the same kind of convergence check, so it's defensible as consistency cleanup at minimum. Happy to close if you'd rather wait until a real-world repro of the analog-switch case shows up.