On the TerraHawk rc4 power stage every engine misread the board's rule areas:
- A no-track ring along the board edge arrives as one keyhole polygon, and
keepout polygons were wrapped in a single convex tile, so the ring became
the whole board. Split keepout polygons into convex pieces instead.
- The grid engine rasterized an area by its overall bounding box, which for
that ring is again the whole board; it routed nothing. Rasterize per tile.
- "Keep router off" rule areas arrive as wire_keepout, which the reader did
not know, so tracks ran through them (172 DRC items_not_allowed). Read it
at board and image level. For now it blocks vias too, which is stricter
than KiCad and cannot create a violation.
- place_keepout only restricts part placement; stop treating it as copper.
The oracle now runs the JAR headless; it was opening FreeRouting's GUI on
the desktop for every oracle test.
FreeRouting ships no unit tests for its geometry/router, so there is no
value-level oracle to port against. This adds a dev/test-only harness that runs
the reference JAR to route a DSN, letting freeroute's output be diffed against
the reference implementation — the router phase will assert connectivity parity
(same nets routed) via routed_net_set().
- tests/oracle.py: locate Java 21+ and a freerouting JAR (env overrides:
FREEROUTE_ORACLE_JAVA, FREEROUTING_JAR), route a DSN, and extract routed
connectivity from the SES. requires_oracle skips when no JVM/JAR is present,
so the suite stays Java-free.
- tests/test_oracle.py: routes a routable board end-to-end and checks the
connectivity extraction.
- tests/dsn/fixtures/kicad_routable.dsn: a real KiCad pcbnew-exported DSN
(Arduino_Mega template, path sanitized) that actually routes — the smd_demo
fixture leaves its nets unrouted.
- pyproject: pythonpath=["tests"] so the harness imports as `oracle`.
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