fix a bug when max(x$max) is the same as one of the breaks#44
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fix a bug when max(x$max) is the same as one of the breaks#44ningbioinfo wants to merge 1 commit intoPoisonAlien:masterfrom
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Hi, when using peak files as the input track, sometimes the max(x$max) is the same as one of the pre-set breaks, therefore causing an error of non-unique breaks. I added a buffer to max(x$max) to avoid such error.