Throw an exception when the call stack is exhausted, don't crash

To reproduce:

Create a recursive usercommand:

/** recSum */
double n = param(1);
return (n > 1) ? n + recSum(n - 1) : n;

Call recSum(aBigNumber). recSum(400) is enough to crash FlexSim on my machine.

The problems with the current behavior are:

Data and unsaved changes are lost.
Errors in user code can crash the entire process.
Occasionally, FlexSim configuration gets corrupted, and the all subsequent attempts to run FlexSim lead to a crash on start (known workaround: reinstall FlexSim).

Proposal:

A similar `recSum(999)` in Python leads to just

RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison

A similar `recSum(18000)` in Javascript/nodejs is also safe:

RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded

5 |100000

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