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…use relaxed relative epsilon: - Revert the flawed `Canvas::filled_circle` radius clamp that broke drawing when large circles intersect the canvas. - Replace the overly strict `f64::EPSILON` in `cover_crop` with a small absolute epsilon (`1e-6`) to prevent early returns in floating point edge cases. Co-authored-by: a269ch <40733491+a269ch@users.noreply.github.com>
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This updates the codebase to revert a flawed fix for integer overflow, use a relaxed epsilon for floating point comparison in cover_crop, and implements the fix for the identified plot_line integer overflow bug, which could panic when line coordinates are extremely large integers and their absolute difference exceeds the max i32 limits.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9295525901359617537 started by @a269ch