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dotCooCoo 4cf4ea3a39 Tests: the shape builder and large edit guards count work instead of timing it
The Shape Builder, Live Paint and run_around tests in planar/tests.rs
measured elapsed time against a 5 s limit, and the large edit tests
(large_edits.rs, with the Lock and Hide All Artwork Above and perspective
Alt-drag tests that share `soon`) against 20 s. On a loaded machine they
failed without any change in the code.

- pathops: a test-only counter adds up the items `RectIndex::at` reads
  and the segments `nearest_u` searches. The four planar tests assert a
  bound on that count.
- doc: `tree_walks` counts, per thread, the walks of a document's tree
  that lookups by id make. `soon` fails when a command walks the tree
  more than 64 times, and keeps a 300 s wait for a hang. The tests that
  named a 20 s limit are renamed.

Looking objects up one at a time in Delete or Offset Path, or scanning
the whole index or ring in the planar code, makes these tests fail.
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//! Live Paint planar maps: the faces and edges a set of paths divides the plane into.
//!
//! Unlike Pathfinder [`regions`](crate::regions), which splits the *filled areas* of closed shapes,
//! every path here is an edge, open ones included: three crossing lines enclose a triangle, a line
//! across a rectangle splits it in two, and an area enclosed by paths is a face whether or not
//! anything fills it.
//!
//! The sweep (`linesweeper`) only takes closed paths, so an open path goes in traced there and
//! back. Its two passes would cancel out as winding numbers, so the sweep counts boundary crossings
//! instead ([`Crossings`]), which never cancel. Faces are then walked on the planar graph of the
//! sweep's output segments; which inputs an edge came from and which fills cover a face are found
//! geometrically (the sweep's winding numbers can't be trusted once open paths and coincident
//! edges are in).
//!
//! The sweep runs in a sheared frame ([`SHEAR`]): it merges the two passes of a *horizontal* open
//! path as if they cancelled out, and in the sheared frame no edge drawn at a common angle (0°,
//! 45°, 90°…) is horizontal. The shear is by a power of two, so it maps typical coordinates
//! exactly and keeps exact coincidences (a corner on another shape's edge) exact.
use std::collections::HashMap;
use kurbo::{Affine, BezPath, CubicBez, ParamCurve, ParamCurveArclen, PathSeg, Point, Shape as _};
use linesweeper::topology::{Topology, WindingNumber};
use vectorcraft_geom::{FillRule, PathData, SubPath};
use crate::boolean::{DEFAULT_PRECISION, Seg, Tidy, eps_for, is_sliver, segs_to_subpath, snap_horizontals, tidy_segments, to_seg};
use crate::pathfinder::{Region, Shape};
mod graph;
mod index;
mod live_paint;
mod map;
mod shape_builder;
pub(crate) use graph::pin_ends;
#[cfg(test)]
use index::{Crossings, RectIndex, reference_budget, segment_footprint, work_done};
pub use live_paint::{find_gaps, live_paint, live_paint_with_gaps};
pub use map::interior_point;
pub(crate) use map::{Map, Rest, map};
pub use shape_builder::{
BuilderArrangement, SHAPE_BUILDER_MAX_GAP, SHAPE_BUILDER_MAX_SEGMENTS, cut_out, encloses_area, has_open_path, run_around, shape_builder,
shape_builder_with_gap,
};
pub(crate) use shape_builder::{builder, gap_inputs};
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests;