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SJ2.1sits atx=5.3999378whileR3.2sits atx=5.4, so the recovered trace between them is skewed by about 6e-5. That is far below the routing grid but far above the 1e-9 epsilon used to classify axis-aligned segments, so the segment matches neither fast path insegmentIntersectsRectand is reported as colliding with nothing. The trace then runs straight throughschematic_component_8.Two tests pin current behaviour: the unit-level miss in
segmentIntersectsRect, and the resulting trace crossing a chip it does not terminate on. A truly diagonal segment is left out of scope. Test only, nolib/changes. The fix is in #1100.