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feat(chemdraw): extend reaction diagrams and electron notation - #54
Add deterministic, budgeted routing for authored electron arrows.
Candidate
curves are checked against molecular ink, labels, existing annotations,
and
external obstacle boxes while preserving source and destination anchors.
Add bounded lone-pair position suggestions with scale-aware clearance,
obstacle rejection, candidate limits, and explicit search diagnostics.
Expose
the shared arrow-style validator and add regression tests for clear
routes,
detours, impossible routes, work exhaustion, and invalid geometry
…edraws
Add circled formal-charge rendering, authored radical dots,
intermolecular bond
formation anchors, and endpoint-relative Bézier controls for electron
arrows.
Allow diagram molecules to be redrawn while preserving occurrence
identity,
placements, and surviving annotation attachments. Extend label
measurement,
charge envelopes, arrow routing, obstacle detection, and spatial
depiction to
account for the new notation primitives.
Expose the new notation through the YAML diagram format and command
options,
and add regression tests for charge geometry, radical dots, live
attachments,
formation sites, explicit controls, and routing behavior.
Add native constant-radius arc geometry for electron-flow annotations,
including
exact SVG arc export, scene bounds, placement transforms, endpoint
clipping,
arrowhead tangents, and obstacle-aware routing.
Allow authored reaction diagrams to select Bezier or circular
electron-arrow
geometry, configure signed arc angles, and preserve explicit route
semantics
during molecule movement and redraw. Extend charge-aware obstacle
handling and
diagram validation for the new arc primitives.
Add regression coverage for arc radius preservation, SVG output,
placement
updates, sweep routing, arrowhead orientation, bounds, invalid geometry,
and
command-document parsing.
Add explicit minor, major, and automatic path policies for circular
electron arrows. Complementary paths share the same circle while
reversing the sweep, allowing arrows to avoid obstacles without changing
their chemical endpoints.
Add readability checks to reject clipped slivers and near-loop paths,
preserve authored path preferences during routing, and expose `arc-path`
and `arc-prefer` in the diagram document format.
Extend regression coverage for complementary-circle geometry, automatic
obstacle fallback, readability selection, SVG arc direction, and command
document parsing.
The PR substantially extends ChemDraw reaction diagrams by adding exact circular and routed electron arrows, richer attachment and electron notation, optional circled charges, redraw/lone-pair utilities, native SVG support, expanded command grammar, and comprehensive regression tests.
Sequence diagram for routed electron-arrow rendering
sequenceDiagram
participant Command as ChemdrawCommand
participant Render as render
participant Diagram as Diagram
participant Routing as route_electron_arrow
participant Arrows as arrows::electron
participant SVG as svg::export
Command->>Render: render
Render->>Diagram: reference
Render->>Diagram: annotate
Diagram->>Routing: route_electron_arrow
Routing->>Arrows: electron
Arrows->>Arrows: circular::electron
Arrows-->>Routing: selected curve
Routing-->>Diagram: RoutingReport
Diagram->>SVG: export
SVG-->>Command: SVG output
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Adds exact circular electron-arrow geometry with clipping, path selection, tangent-aligned heads, readability checks, and native SVG arc export.
Introduces circular-arc scene primitives with bounds, transforms, spatial coloring, contacts, and SVG serialization.
Adds minor/major/automatic arc policies and endpoint clipping around labels and attachments.
Extends electron arrows with curve selection and endpoint-local Bezier controls.
Expands reaction-diagram attachment and notation models for radicals, intended bond-formation sites, electron dots, molecule redraws, and lone-pair placement suggestions.
Adds new anchor target types and explicit electron-dot annotations with validation and placement scaling.
Adds atomic molecule redraw support while retaining placements and graph-local atom/bond handles.
Adds bounded lone-pair position search against molecular ink, annotations, and host boxes.
Introduces deterministic, bounded electron-arrow routing that evaluates Bezier and arc candidates against diagram obstacles without mutating the source diagram.
Collects molecular primitives, annotations, and external bounds as routing obstacles with endpoint-contact exemptions.
Searches configured bends or arc sweeps under candidate and work budgets and reports clearance, collisions, and limits.
Preserves authored controls and chemical attachment identities when routing.
Adds optional measured circles around formal-charge labels and incorporates their geometry into bounds, clipping, measurement, and arrow endpoint clearance.
Adds the ChargeStyle policy with plain output remaining the default.
Measures positive and negative charge variants by magnitude for consistent circle sizing and alignment.
Treats charge circles as atom-associated drawing geometry for bounds and routing.
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The pull request adds circular electron-arrow geometry, authored controls, radical and bond-formation targets, electron-dot annotations, and bounded routing and lone-pair suggestions. It adds optional circled-charge depiction and source-aware contact handling. It also adds release-size benchmarking, audit tooling, and native backend configuration checks.
Changes: Chemical diagram notation
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Diagram and document contracts crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/model.rs, crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/mod.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/lib.rs
The diagram model and command document add circular and Bézier arrow settings, endpoint controls, radical and bond-formation targets, and electron-dot annotations.
Circular arc scene and SVG rendering crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/scene.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/scene/arc.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/transform.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/svg.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict/spatial.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/tests/arcs.rs, crates/chitin-command/tests/chemdraw.rs
Circular arcs become scene primitives with validation, bounds, placement transforms, source styling, and SVG path output. Tests cover arc geometry, clipping, placement, bounds, and SVG rendering.
Arrow rendering supports circular paths and authored controls. Diagram resolution and rendering support the new targets and electron dots. Command conversion maps document settings to diagram types.
Arrow routing and lone-pair suggestions crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/lone_pair.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/tests/routing.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/tests/arcs.rs, crates/chitin-chemdraw/tests/electron_notation.rs
Bounded searches evaluate arrow routes and lone-pair positions against obstacles. Results report clearance and search limits without modifying the diagram.
Depiction can draw measured charge glyphs inside circles. Charge and aromatic-ring sources are distinguished, and contact detection, layout feedback, highlighting, and command options handle the new source roles and charge-circle footprints.
Release-size builds and native backends Cargo.toml, crates/chitin-desktop/Cargo.toml, crates/chitin-ui/Cargo.toml, crates/chitin-wgpu/Cargo.toml, tools/check-native-backends.sh
The workspace adds a release-size profile and platform-specific GPU and window backend features. A script checks backend feature graphs and selected build configurations.
Benchmarking and release audit crates/chitin-molecule-renderer/benches/native_frame.rs, crates/chitin-molecule-renderer/Cargo.toml, tools/chitin-release-audit/*, justfile, .github/workflows/weekly-release-build.yml
A native rendering benchmark and release-audit tool measure profile timings and executable sizes. The workflow runs the audit, uploads its measurements, and packages frozen optimized executables.
The weekly release workflow still contains unresolved merge-conflict markers. Until they are resolved, the release build, size audit, and packaging jobs cannot run. Separately, newly drawn charge circles can overlap other bonds without being reported as contacts. The workflow conflict must be resolved before merging.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs"line_range="375" />
<code_context>
+ }+ }
+ result.limited = total > options.max_candidates;
+ result.clear = result.evaluated > 0 && result.collisions == 0;
+ Ok(result)
+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Unreadable routes appear clear**
When automatic arc candidates are collision-free but unreadable and no readable candidate is evaluated, `route_electron_arrow` sets `result.clear` from collisions alone, so callers accept a clipped sliver or near-loop as a valid route.
Set `result.clear` only when the selected route passes `readable_arc`.
Also at `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:376`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs"line_range="142-149" />
<code_context>
+ Err(error) => return Err(error),+ };
+ let readable = super::readable_arc(&arc, arrow.style);
+ if selected.is_none() || readable {
+ selected = Some(arc);+ }
+ if !path.automatic() || readable {
+ break;+ }
+ }
+ let arc = selected.ok_or(DiagramError::Geometry)?;
+ let style = super::ArrowStyle {
+ color: arc.color,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Unreadable automatic arcs still render**
When an automatic arc’s minor and complementary paths are both unreadable after endpoint clipping, `selected` retains the first arc even when every automatic path fails `readable_arc`, so `electron` returns and renders a clipped sliver or near-loop instead of rejecting the unusable geometry. Callers see an automatic arrow that is technically present but not legible.
Return a geometry error when automatic selection finds no readable candidate.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/pipeline/contacts.rs"line_range="35" />
<code_context>
let mut strokes = Vec::new();
for primitive in drawing.leaf_primitives() {
let source = match primitive {
+ Primitive::CircularArc(arc) => arc.source, Primitive::Text(text) => text.source, Primitive::Line(line) => line.source,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Charge circles escape contact checks**
When circled charges are enabled and a charge circle overlaps another label or touches a stroke outside its text envelope, `pipeline::contacts` records only text envelopes and does not test charge-circle geometry, so it misses the overlap and can skip label refinement; the depiction retains visibly colliding charge notation.
Include charge circles in label and stroke contact checks.
Also at `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict.rs:429-439`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 4
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs"line_range="20" />
<code_context>
+ let mut clearance = arrow.style.clearance;
+ for primitive in molecule.drawing.leaf_primitives() {
+ match (anchor.target, primitive) {
+ (Target::Atom(atom), Primitive::Text(t)) if t.source == Some(Source::Atom(atom)) => {}+ (Target::Atom(atom), Primitive::Circle(c)) if c.source == Some(Source::Atom(atom)) => {}+ (Target::Bond(bond), Primitive::Line(line)) if line.source == Some(Source::Bond(bond)) => {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Arrows cross hydrogen labels**
When a circular arrow targets an atom with a separately depicted hydrogen label and its path crosses that label, `trim` collects only `Source::Atom` text and omits `Source::AttachedHydrogen` text, so the arrow is not clipped at the visible hydrogen and its stroke overlaps the label.
Include matching `Source::AttachedHydrogen` text when trimming circular arrows.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 5
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs"line_range="66" />
<code_context>
+ high = mid;+ }+ }
+ return Ok(high);
+ }
+ Err(DiagramError::Geometry)
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Major arcs re-enter endpoint labels**
When an explicitly selected Major path has a near-full sweep and the source label extends to the circle's return leg, `trim` returns after the first exit from the connected label region, so a near-full-revolution major arc can pass through the source label again on its return leg; `render` accepts that geometry and the arrow visibly crosses the label.
Check the remaining arc against endpoint label bounds after trimming, and reject or further clip paths that re-enter them.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 6
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict.rs"line_range="418-420" />
<code_context>
+ if options.charge_style == ChargeStyle::Circled
+ && let Some([positive, negative]) = recipe.charge_variants()+ {
+ let plus = options.font.measure(&positive, small)?;+ let minus = options.font.measure(&negative, small)?;+ let diameter = |m: crate::font::TextMetrics| (m.max.x - m.min.x).hypot(m.max.y - m.min.y);+ radius = diameter(plus).max(diameter(minus)) / 2. + small * 0.12;+ // Center both signs on the positive charge's vertical reference. A short
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Available charge glyph still fails**
When circled-charge depiction uses a custom or host font missing the unrendered charge polarity, `label` measures both charge polarities, and `measurement_requests` asks host fonts for both, even when the atom displays only one. A custom font that supports the displayed charge but lacks the opposite glyph therefore fails depiction instead of rendering the available charge.
Fall back to stable metrics for the missing polarity, or otherwise avoid requiring an unavailable glyph when measuring the displayed charge.
Also at `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict/labels.rs:175-180`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 7
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs"line_range="295" />
<code_context>
Target::Atom(id) => {
for primitive in molecule.drawing.primitives() {
- let Primitive::Text(text) = primitive else {- continue;+ let bounds = match primitive {+ Primitive::Text(text) if text.source == Some(Source::Atom(id)) => {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Long arrows appear unroutable**
When valid authored arrows are large enough to exceed the arc-sampling or Bezier-flattening cap, the candidate loop skips curves that exceed the tessellation caps, then `route_electron_arrow` can return `evaluated == 0`, `clear == false`, and `limited == false` even though it never checked those routes for collisions. Callers see an ordinary routing failure instead of the internal limit preventing evaluation.
Avoid silently skipping valid curves at the tessellation cap: either support their evaluation or return a report that identifies the limit as preventing a complete search.
Also at `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:289`, `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:451`, `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:466`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 8
<locationpath="crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs"line_range="231" />
<code_context>
#[serde(tag = "type", rename_all = "kebab-case", deny_unknown_fields)]
enum Annotation {
+ /// One authored electron dot, independent of chemical spin inference.
+ ElectronDot {
+ /// Radical target with an atom-local offset.
+ anchor: Reference,
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**New diagram syntax is undocumented**
When users rely on the published ChemDraw command guide, users following the command guide do not learn that `electron-dot`, radical and bond-formation targets, arc options, or `--circled-charges` are supported, so they cannot reliably author documents using these new contracts.
Update the command guide with the new annotation types, targets, arc and control fields, and charge flag.
Also at `crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs:100`, `crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs:262`, `crates/chitin-command/src/grammar/chemdraw.rs:60`.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 9
<locationpath="crates/chitin-chemdraw/tests/electron_notation.rs"line_range="241" />
<code_context>
+ assert_eq!(circle.source, Some(Source::Atom(atom)));
+ for p in drawing.leaf_primitives() {
+ if let Primitive::Line(line) = p {+ assert!(line.start.distance(circle.center) > circle.radius + circle.width / 2.);+ }+ }
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Bond clipping checks one endpoint**
When only the bond’s end is left unclipped, when clipping is broken only at a bond’s `end`, `circled_charges_should_enclose_measured_text_and_clip_bonds` still passes: line 241 checks only `line.start`, so a bond can run through the charge circle without this assertion noticing.
Check both endpoints and whether the bond segment intersects the charge circle.
</issue_to_address>
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Blocking findings: crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:375, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs:149, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/pipeline/contacts.rs:35, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs:20, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs:66, and 3 more
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🟡 Medium · Arrows cross hydrogen labels
When a circular arrow targets an atom with a separately depicted hydrogen label and its path crosses that label, trim collects only Source::Atom text and omits Source::AttachedHydrogen text, so the arrow is not clipped at the visible hydrogen and its stroke overlaps the label.
Include matching Source::AttachedHydrogen text when trimming circular arrows.
Prompt for AI agents
In `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs` at line 20:
**Arrows cross hydrogen labels**
When a circular arrow targets an atom with a separately depicted hydrogen label and its path crosses that label, `trim` collects only `Source::Atom` text and omits `Source::AttachedHydrogen` text, so the arrow is not clipped at the visible hydrogen and its stroke overlaps the label.
Include matching `Source::AttachedHydrogen` text when trimming circular arrows.
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🟡 Medium · Major arcs re-enter endpoint labels
When an explicitly selected Major path has a near-full sweep and the source label extends to the circle's return leg, trim returns after the first exit from the connected label region, so a near-full-revolution major arc can pass through the source label again on its return leg; render accepts that geometry and the arrow visibly crosses the label.
Check the remaining arc against endpoint label bounds after trimming, and reject or further clip paths that re-enter them.
Prompt for AI agents
In `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/arrows/circular.rs` at line 66:
**Major arcs re-enter endpoint labels**
When an explicitly selected Major path has a near-full sweep and the source label extends to the circle's return leg, `trim` returns after the first exit from the connected label region, so a near-full-revolution major arc can pass through the source label again on its return leg; `render` accepts that geometry and the arrow visibly crosses the label.
Check the remaining arc against endpoint label bounds after trimming, and reject or further clip paths that re-enter them.
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🟡 Medium · Available charge glyph still fails
When circled-charge depiction uses a custom or host font missing the unrendered charge polarity, label measures both charge polarities, and measurement_requests asks host fonts for both, even when the atom displays only one. A custom font that supports the displayed charge but lacks the opposite glyph therefore fails depiction instead of rendering the available charge.
Fall back to stable metrics for the missing polarity, or otherwise avoid requiring an unavailable glyph when measuring the displayed charge.
Also at crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict/labels.rs:175-180.
Prompt for AI agents
In `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict.rs` at lines 418-420:
**Available charge glyph still fails**
When circled-charge depiction uses a custom or host font missing the unrendered charge polarity, `label` measures both charge polarities, and `measurement_requests` asks host fonts for both, even when the atom displays only one. A custom font that supports the displayed charge but lacks the opposite glyph therefore fails depiction instead of rendering the available charge.
Fall back to stable metrics for the missing polarity, or otherwise avoid requiring an unavailable glyph when measuring the displayed charge.
Also at `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict/labels.rs:175-180`.
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🟡 Medium · Long arrows appear unroutable
When valid authored arrows are large enough to exceed the arc-sampling or Bezier-flattening cap, the candidate loop skips curves that exceed the tessellation caps, then route_electron_arrow can return evaluated == 0, clear == false, and limited == false even though it never checked those routes for collisions. Callers see an ordinary routing failure instead of the internal limit preventing evaluation.
Avoid silently skipping valid curves at the tessellation cap: either support their evaluation or return a report that identifies the limit as preventing a complete search.
Also at crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:289, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:451, crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:466.
Prompt for AI agents
In `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs` at line 295:
**Long arrows appear unroutable**
When valid authored arrows are large enough to exceed the arc-sampling or Bezier-flattening cap, the candidate loop skips curves that exceed the tessellation caps, then `route_electron_arrow` can return `evaluated == 0`, `clear == false`, and `limited == false` even though it never checked those routes for collisions. Callers see an ordinary routing failure instead of the internal limit preventing evaluation.
Avoid silently skipping valid curves at the tessellation cap: either support their evaluation or return a report that identifies the limit as preventing a complete search.
Also at `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:289`, `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:451`, `crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/routing.rs:466`.
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⚪ Low · New diagram syntax is undocumented
When users rely on the published ChemDraw command guide, users following the command guide do not learn that electron-dot, radical and bond-formation targets, arc options, or --circled-charges are supported, so they cannot reliably author documents using these new contracts.
Update the command guide with the new annotation types, targets, arc and control fields, and charge flag.
Also at crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs:100, crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs:262, crates/chitin-command/src/grammar/chemdraw.rs:60.
Prompt for AI agents
In `crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs` at line 231:
**New diagram syntax is undocumented**
When users rely on the published ChemDraw command guide, users following the command guide do not learn that `electron-dot`, radical and bond-formation targets, arc options, or `--circled-charges` are supported, so they cannot reliably author documents using these new contracts.
Update the command guide with the new annotation types, targets, arc and control fields, and charge flag.
Also at `crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs:100`, `crates/chitin-command/src/execution/chemdraw/document.rs:262`, `crates/chitin-command/src/grammar/chemdraw.rs:60`.
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🟡 Medium · Bond clipping checks one endpoint
When only the bond’s end is left unclipped, when clipping is broken only at a bond’s end, circled_charges_should_enclose_measured_text_and_clip_bonds still passes: line 241 checks only line.start, so a bond can run through the charge circle without this assertion noticing.
Check both endpoints and whether the bond segment intersects the charge circle.
Prompt for AI agents
In `crates/chitin-chemdraw/tests/electron_notation.rs` at line 241:
**Bond clipping checks one endpoint**
When only the bond’s end is left unclipped, when clipping is broken only at a bond’s `end`, `circled_charges_should_enclose_measured_text_and_clip_bonds` still passes: line 241 checks only `line.start`, so a bond can run through the charge circle without this assertion noticing.
Check both endpoints and whether the bond segment intersects the charge circle.
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Review comments at @crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/depict.rs:
- Line 429: Update atom label-region construction in depict.rs to include the
stroked bounds of each atom-sourced Primitive::Circle, so pipeline::contacts
detects contacts with charge circles outside the text envelope.
Review comments at @crates/chitin-chemdraw/src/diagram/mod.rs:
- Around line 301-304: Update the source identity used for circled-charge
circles so it is distinct from `Source::Atom`, and change all four charge-circle
checks to match that identity. Keep aromatic ring circles identified as atoms so
highlighting, arrow endpoint clearance, arc trimming, and routing do not treat
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Add shared label-footprint geometry for text envelopes and atom-sourced
charge circles. Detect circle-label, circle-circle, circle-stroke, and
circle-polygon contacts using exact distance and containment checks
rather than only bounding boxes.
Reuse the complete charge footprint when generating label-refinement
regions, while excluding bond-sourced aromatic circles from label
contacts. Add regression coverage for circle overlaps, stroke widths,
polygon containment, nested groups, and refinement behavior.
Assign dedicated source identities to circled charges and aromatic
inner-ring circles so they are no longer treated as ordinary atom
labels.
Update highlighting, electron-arrow clearance, circular-arc trimming,
routing, spatial depth handling, stereo diagnostics, and contact
analysis to respect the new provenance roles. Add regression coverage
for charge/ring separation, highlight bounds, arrow routing, contact
classification, and foreign handles, and update the scene-quality
benchmark accordingly.
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Resolve the merge conflicts before merging this workflow.
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Extend ChemDraw reaction diagrams with richer electron notation, circular arrows, collision-aware routing, and improved charge and label rendering.
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