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feat(editor): the drawn tracks kept in the scenery as //$h lines as they are drawn: laying, pulling out of a free end, joining two ends and the parallel track record the whole line they belong to, its straights, arcs and transition curves, with the radii from the chord and the turn of the arcs and the transitions from the turn they make, in the same undo step; the curves read in the route window and the Curve tab are what the paths are, no transitions or cant made up for them; a curve ends at the point of reverse; a parallel arc is concentric with its source; the paths laid in pieces of up to 90 degrees match the kept design within their own approximation; 'Keep the line as it lies' for lines drawn before; self-test commands digitize and parallel; Polish translation

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@@ -83,7 +83,9 @@ int find(glm::dvec3 const &Start, glm::dvec3 const &End, bool &Reversed);
// stored alignment near the tracks, whose line they no longer follow; Departure receives the largest distance
int departed(std::vector<TTrack *> const &Tracks, double &Departure);
// keeps the design in the file of the layer, in place of the one with the same ends
int store(alignment::design const &Design, alignment::result const &Result, double const Origin, scene::layer_handle const Layer);
int store(alignment::design const &Design, alignment::result const &Result, double const Origin, scene::layer_handle const Layer, std::string const &Source = "designed");
bool follows(alignment::result const &Result, std::vector<TTrack *> const &Tracks);
std::optional<double> chainage_on(alignment::result const &Result, glm::dvec3 const &Point);
void forget(int const Index);
// the point on the line of the stored alignment, if it lies by it within the reach
std::optional<hit> on_record(int const Index, glm::dvec3 const &Point, double const Reach);