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Not that I can think of. Driver chips have an undervoltage lockout to prevent partial drive of the MOSFET to stop the MOSFETs from getting damaged. I don't see any inherent reason why the driver chip itself would be damaged by anything but an overvoltage, overcurrent, or ringing (which would be ultimately result in in one of the former two).
Sorry about that. There are two about this project in general, I figured I should start another because the first was about slow switching, this one switches fast enough it just pops the driver sometimes. But yes, I would like it to get to 100% duty cycle.
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