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feat(rectangles): add rectangle-lane maximal-rectangles engine
Nests every part as the axis-aligned box of its material at its minimum-area rotation and packs boxes with a maximal-rectangles free list (6 placement rules x global/ordered pick). Sheet choice uses the salvage-credited look-ahead cost. Curved extremes read the way the layout check sees them (circumscribed arcs on the Clipper grid), so discs, rings and obrounds stay valid at box contact; an 80-job sweep failed 16-50 jobs before that rule. Local 2026 production lanes (--min-salvage-dimension 12, --parallel 3): - 91 all-rectangular jobs: 91/91 valid, cost 333081 vs best general 332153 (Gpt6Astra, 89/91 valid), 5.9 s vs 13.7 s (Opus55) and 169.5 s (Gpt6Astra) - 77 box-filling (>= 90%) jobs: 77/77 valid, lowest total cost 641637
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| [Gpt6Astra](OpenNest.Engine.Gpt6Astra/) | Contact-based placement |
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| [Opus55](OpenNest.Engine.Opus55/) | Frontier-advance no-fit-polygon packing |
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| [Qwen38FlashNext](OpenNest.Engine.Qwen38FlashNext/) | Bottom-left greedy insertion over convex NFPs with an exact clearance gate |
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| [Rectangles](OpenNest.Engine.Rectangles/) | Rectangle lane: maximal-rectangles box packing for plain and near-rectangular parts |
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## Building
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