Ryan Malloy 99c3d20de5 Prove shove-in-rooms recovers ordering drops but does not create density
Add true_density.dsn: NET_C is a full-height wall on the sole signal layer,
so plain room routing drops a net under every net ordering (an order-independent
obstruction, verified over all permutations), unlike rooms_shove_channel whose
plain drop fits under a reorder.

Test that shove recovers nothing on this board (shoves == 0, same routed set as
plain) while staying DRC-clean, and that the only difference from the recoverable
shove_channel is the wall's span. shove relocates a blocker into existing free
space; where the wall leaves no headroom there is nowhere to relocate to, so it
cannot manufacture density. The recover/fail boundary is the free-space boundary.
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DSN test fixtures

Hand-crafted minimal Specctra DSN files, written to exercise the parser. They are modeled on the real fixtures shipped in the upstream FreeRouting repo (fixtures/empty_board.dsn and fixtures/SMD-routing-issue-demo.dsn) so the grammar and formatting match what kicad-cli pcb export specctra-dsn and FreeRouting itself produce, but they were typed fresh here (no upstream file is copied into this tree).

  • empty_board.dsn — the smallest valid board: parser, resolution, unit, and a structure with two signal layers and a pcb boundary path. Modeled on FreeRouting fixtures/empty_board.dsn.
  • smd_demo.dsn — a fuller board exercising every scope the parser handles: quoted board/padstack/image names, via, default rule (width + clearance with a (type smd_smd) pair), a keepout, padstacks (rect and circle pads), images with pins, placement with front/rotation, nets with Comp-Pin references, and a class with circuit/use_via and a rule. Modeled on FreeRouting fixtures/SMD-routing-issue-demo.dsn.