Fix MJ-RF conversion calculation#51
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The RF->MJ->RF conversion in
receiveEnergy()was using the max receiveable MJmaxReceiveMJ, the amount before passing the power to theIMjReceiver, to calculate resultant RF. It should use the post-recieved, actual accepted amount of power by the MJ receiveracceptedMj. This caused a discrepancy in the amount of excessMJ (calculated based on post-receive), and the amount it was subtracted from (based on pre-receive) to calculateexactAcceptedMj.This caused crashes like this. This crash can be recreated with minimal mods in the below scenario:

An Extra Utilities (XU2) Energy Transfer node (extracting from an XU2 Creative Energy Source) with cable connected to an obsidian pipe, and throwing any item into the obsidian pipe. I've verified in a minimal instance (Buildcraft + Extra Utiltiies) that this setup no longer crashes with the changes.
Should fix BuildCraft/BuildCraft#4730, it's a similar crash.