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-==== Parsing paths into custom JSON Format ====
-After reading the SVG path data, each path can be converted into a structured JSON format to describe its geometry programmatically. For this purpose there is parser in development or it can be done manually or just by instructing "LLM" (Large Language Model)
-The JSON object includes:
-  * **paths**: An array of path objects. Each path object contains:
-    * **id**: A unique identifier for the path (e.g., ''board'').
-    * **path**: An array of command segments that describe the path.
-    * **quality**: An optional override of the global quality setting.
-      It allows this specific path to be generated with a different level of detail or resolution(subdivision),
-      useful for optimizing performance or enhancing precision locally.
-  * ''**Important:**'' It is strongly recommended to set the
-    ''quality'' overwrite individually for the `path` parameter,
-    and for `trimPath` if used, when using the **Flat Panel** model type
-    with the **SOLID 1_3** specification—particularly if the path includes
-    curved commands like ''C'', ''Q'', or ''A''.
-    This helps prevent self-intersecting geometry when applying complex
-    or thick profiles to the overall inner panel shape.
-Each segment in the ''path'' array represents a single SVG path command and is structured as:
-  * **type**: The SVG path command type (e.g., ''M'', ''L'', ''C''), matching the SVG specification.
-  * **end**: The end point of the command, given as ''x'' and ''y'' coordinates.
-  * **controlPoints** (For curves only): For curves, this includes one or two control points as objects with ''x'' and ''y'' values. For non-curve commands, this is an empty array.
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 ==== JSON Examples for Each Path Command ====
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 ==== Reqirements for paths ====
 An updated ''board_clean_closed.svg'' file has been uploaded to the repository. This file serves as a reference and replaces the earlier ''board_clean.svg'' version, now explicitly including the ''Z'' command (close path) to ensure mathematical correctness. The following requirements apply:
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   * The plane must be defined as a **closed 2D shape**.
   * A valid polygon is expressed as: