SVG export: add 'Z' close-path command for closed contours#1737
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Fixes solvespace#1368. For closed paths (loops), the SVG path definition now ends with 'Z' to explicitly close the path, rather than relying on the last point being equal to the first point. - Add virtual ClosePath() method to VectorFileWriter base class - Override ClosePath() in SvgFileWriter to emit ' Z' - Call ClosePath() in OutputLinesAndMesh when SBezierLoop::IsClosed() - Add export/svg/closed_path_has_z test case
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Fixes #1368.
For closed paths (loops), the SVG path definition now ends with 'Z' to explicitly close the path, rather than relying on the last point being equal to the first point.