Normalize CurvilinearPolygon curve sense in constructor#201
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LGTM - very nice improvement!
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CurvilinearPolygon stores a list of curves and their start indices. It allows "reversed-parameterized" curves, designated with a negative start index. It's tricky to make sure this is handled correctly absolutely everywhere. Now that
reverse(::Segment)is defined for all continuous segments, we can just normalize curves in the constructor -- a negative index in the constructor reverses the corresponding segment and is replaced with a positive index.This simplifies some code and fixes some latent bugs, which should make us more confident about using CurvilinearPolygon in other rendering pathways.