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DigestiveLimit::FixedFraction scaled like DigestiveLimit::Allometric. Fixed fraction is now fixed and not scaling. As a result, the newborns of the example herbivore (example.toml) now die if their intake is set to a fixed fraction. Therefore the example uses the allometric limit.
The exponent of Hft::digestion_allometric was wrong. It was set to the exponent of Hft::expenditure_basal_rate, but it must be 1 minus that because the digestion-limited intake is relative to body mass.
If DigestiveLimit::Allometric was used, the calculated intake rates were far too low because the fraction was not multiplied with body mass.