Select: Object › Not Aligned to Pixel Grid selects paths without the pixel-aligned property

select.object.notAlignedToPixelGrid selects the paths (not guides) and
compound paths whose pixel-aligned property is off, whatever their
coordinates, and returns {count}. It looks into groups but not into
compound paths, which take the property as one object, and leaves out
hidden, locked and template art and, in isolation mode, everything
outside the isolated object. It replaces the selection, clears it when
nothing matches, and records no undo step.

The menu item goes under Select › Object with rows in every complete
catalog, and plug-ins may call the command like the other Select ›
Object filters. Docs: docs/mcp.md, docs/target-app-parity.md.

docs/mcp.md

@@ -2113,6 +2113,11 @@ the isolated group or layer, or a group or layer it is in, is hidden, locked or
 everything in it, and `select.all`, `select.allOnArtboard` and `select.inverse` select nothing.
 `select.object.bristleBrushStrokes` selects the objects whose topmost stroke has a bristle brush (type `bristle` in
 `brush.list`), whatever the brush is named; a brush of another type with "Bristle" in its name does not count.
+`select.object.notAlignedToPixelGrid` (Select › Object › Not Aligned to Pixel Grid) selects the paths and compound
+paths whose pixel-aligned property (`object.setPixelAligned`) is off and returns `{count}`. It goes by the property,
+not by where the anchors are: a path on whole points with the property off is selected. Guide paths, type, images,
+groups and other objects are not, nor are the paths inside a compound path, which takes the property as one object.
+It looks into groups, replaces the selection, and with no such object clears it; it records no undo step.
 `select.nextAbove` and `select.nextBelow` select the nearest such object above or below the first selected object
 among the objects beside it in its group or layer, passing over hidden and locked objects and sublayers. When there
 is no such object, the selection stays as it is.

docs/target-app-parity.md

@@ -917,6 +917,7 @@ Moved from the ROADMAP's "Shipped so far" on 2026-10-10. Update it when a featur
     Agents read the key object: `select.key` returns it, and `document.inspect` and the `ui.pointer` and `pointer_gesture` replies report it as `key`. `select.key` with an id that isn't a selected top-level object returns an error and leaves the key unchanged.
     The Select menu's Same commands, its Object commands that select art, Next Object Above and Below, saved selections and the Magic Wand (#2655) select only objects that Select All selects and objects inside them: nothing hidden or locked, nothing in a hidden or locked group, layer or sublayer, nothing on a template layer, and in isolation mode nothing outside the isolated group or layer. In isolation mode Select All, All on Active Artboard and Inverse select nothing while the isolated group or layer, or a group or layer it is in, is hidden, locked or a template layer.
     Select ▸ Object ▸ Bristle Brush Strokes selects the objects whose topmost stroke has a bristle brush, whatever the brush is named, and leaves out objects whose brush is of another type, also when its name has "Bristle" in it.
+    Select ▸ Object ▸ Not Aligned to Pixel Grid (`select.object.notAlignedToPixelGrid`) selects the paths and compound paths whose pixel-aligned property is off, whatever their coordinates, and leaves out guides, type, images, groups and the paths inside a compound path ([help page](https://web.archive.org/web/20210601162814/https://helpx.adobe.com/pdf/illustrator_reference.pdf#page=185); `tests::pixelalign::not_aligned_to_pixel_grid_selects_paths_without_the_property`, `not_aligned_to_pixel_grid_leaves_out_what_cant_be_selected`).
     Align and Distribute Spacing keep a compound path or selected group that contains the key object in place, as they keep the key object itself.
     Align to Glyph Bounds (#4231): the Align panel menu's Align to Glyph Bounds submenu has Point Text and Area Text, each checked while on (`alignGlyphBoundsPoint`, `alignGlyphBoundsArea`, off by default). With one on, Align, Distribute Objects and Distribute Spacing measure that kind of type by the ink of its glyphs instead of its em box (point type) or frame (area type), so lowercase type aligned to a rectangle's top lines up the tops of its letters; the other kind, type on a path and type in a selected group are measured as before, and Use Preview Bounds adds the characters' strokes ([Align text](https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/design-with-text/edit-format-text/align-text.html); `tests::glyphbounds`, `panels::align::tests::align_to_glyph_bounds_toggles_point_and_area_text`). The Character and Properties panels' controls for the same setting are not done.
     Anchor Align moves the selected points to their bounds or the artboard (#1180). Repeating it, or moving by at most 1e-9 pt on both axes as whole-object Align does, leaves the document, Undo, Redo and saved state unchanged; actual moves still take one undo step. `crates/engine/src/tests.rs` covers repeated alignment, rounding-only alignment, unchanged handles, saved state, command recording and Undo/Redo.