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Preserve collinear junctions and thickness steps when stabilizing a newly attached room

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A rectangular drawing intent does not imply a four-vertex derived interior. Partial shared segments introduce collinear junctions, and unequal wall thicknesses introduce real steps. For a constructed axis-aligned interior, stabilize only coordinates already within arithmetic noise of authoritative requested outer faces. Retain intermediate vertices and real step offsets; do not map every point to the nearest bounding-box corner. Normalize a pointer in a bounded existing-wall material band to the appropriate opposite face before choosing containment versus polygon union, then use one validated topology transaction with exact shared segment identities.

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