Actual routes for restoring a contracted nonloop edge #
Each retained edge keeps its exterior route and receives a new straight segment at each end incident to either restored endpoint. The two ends are treated independently: an old source edge between the endpoints is reopened from both ends of its target loop. The selected last edge is an actual one-segment connector. This module constructs the route data and proves endpoints; embedding and rotation order require the local split.
Coordinates of the two restored names; all other names retain their old coordinates.
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Attach a first spoke precisely when its original source end is restored.
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Attach a last spoke independently of the first end, including for target loops.
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Number of new segments attached at one original endpoint occurrence.
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A first restoration adds exactly one segment at an affected endpoint.
A last restoration adds exactly one segment at an affected endpoint.
A restored endpoint remains strictly inside the replacement ball.
At an affected endpoint, first restoration is exactly one prepend.
At an affected endpoint, last restoration is exactly one append.
An unaffected first endpoint retains the entire route data.
An unaffected last endpoint retains the entire route data.
Exterior retained route with its two original source endpoint occurrences restored.
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The two restored end occurrences contribute their new segments independently.
A first attachment sets its start and retains its finish.
A last attachment retains its start and sets its finish.
The restored exterior piece has exactly the two named source endpoints.
Restore the actual source graph's route data. Retained edge indices use their old
exterior pieces; the last selected edge is the straight connector from a to b.
This constructor does not assert nonintersection or clockwise realization.