The coarse bounding-box pass only stopped at obstacles whose box lay in
the push path, so a copy could drop past a neighbor beside the path and
end inside its spacing. A box push now also stops at an obstacle nearer
than the spacing to the side of the path.
A push ignores a part the copy starts on, so a settle could slide out of
that part and stop clear of it yet inside its spacing. SettlePlacement
now prefers a push order that keeps the part spacing, and a named order
that ends too close falls back to the other order.
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