Error bar length should consider which format the plot is in

[tCreepyShadow]

Yeah, my bad. This was a pretty embarassing brainfart.

Right now, the length of an error bar is always shown as if the plot uses linear axes. That means they appear way to big if the plot is logarithmic.
It would be great to have an option for logarithmic error bars, either as a manual flag or an automatic detection if the plot uses "log" format

#import "@preview/cetz:0.3.4"
#import "@preview/cetz-plot:0.1.1": *

#cetz.canvas({
  plot.plot(
    size: (10, 10),
    x-label: [[U] = 1V],
      x-min: 0,
      x-max: 0.5,
      x-tick-step: 0.05,
      x-minor-tick-step: 0.01,
      x-grid: "both",
    y-label: [[I] = 1A],
      y-min: 0,
      y-max: 0.1,
      y-tick-step: 1,
      y-minor-tick-step: 1,
      y-format: "sci",
      y-mode: "log",
      y-grid: "both",   
    {
      plot.add-errorbar(
        (0.0079999589, 0.411),
        axes: ("y", "x"),
        x-error: 0.00208306344306283470,
        whisker-size: 0.2,
        mark: none,
        style: (stroke: 0.75pt),
      )
      plot.add-errorbar(
        (0.0000049928, 0.072),
        axes: ("y", "x"),
        x-error: 0.00208306344306283470,
        whisker-size: 0.2,
        mark: none,
        style: (stroke: (0.75pt)),
      )
      plot.add(
        ((0.0079999589, 0.411),
        (0.0000049928, 0.072)),
        axes: ("y", "x"),
        mark: "o",
        mark-size: 4pt,
        mark-style: (stroke: red, fill: red),
        style: (stroke: none)
      )
    }
  )
}),