LR-CROP-RECT: a free crop corner on a straightened photo grows both sides (#2308) - #2322

I read the whole diff against main in crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs (it holds #2306's two commits as well as this PR's own, since #2322 is stacked on #2306) and the parity rows, and recomputed the numbers independently. I haven't built or run it (no cargo here), and no hosted test CI ran on this head, so the code is by my reading. I'm leaving this as a comment, not an approval: I found no defect, but the Rust geometry is untested by any hosted job and #2306 is still open without a review.

Recomputed, independently of the PR's algorithm. I took the issue's case (a 600 × 400 photo, crop (0.3, 0.3, 0.6, 0.6), bottom-right corner dragged to (1.2, 1.2)), moved the three corners the way a corner drag moves them, and searched a 0.25 px grid for the feasible position nearest the pointer, with feasibility taken straight from is_within_image (every corner turned back by -angle inside 0..w × 0..h):

• 6°: nearest corner (0.970, 0.971), which is the description's (0.970, 0.971); across-then-down (the old path) gives (0.995, 0.604), the issue's (0.996, 0.600).
• 10°: (0.954, 0.954) (the issue says about (0.955, 0.951)); 12°: (0.948, 0.946).
• Sideways to (1.3, 0.6): x1 reaches 0.995 / 0.996 / 0.997 and y1 stays 0.600 at 6° / 10° / 12°, which is what the second test asserts (near(y1, 0.6), x1 > 0.85); at −8° the corner stops at x1 0.986.

What I checked in the code.

• nearest_corner moves the dragged corner with both components and the two corners beside it with one each, keeps the corner min_side from the anchor on its own side (the two extra planes have the right signs for left/right and top/bottom), and caps each axis between "where it is" and "where the pointer asks" (the four want planes), so a push along one axis can't trade the other side away. A click (want = 0) satisfies every plane, so nearest_offset returns it unchanged. The result is only used if feasible accepts it; otherwise the old across-then-down path runs.
• Only a free corner (both mx and my) on a straightened photo (angle != 0) takes the new path; edge handles, locked aspect ratios and unstraightened photos are untouched, as the description says. The Move path from #2306 passes the four corners with both components and no extra planes, so a move that fits is returned as want.
• The 1e-9 slack and b.max(0.0) keep a frame that sits within is_within_image's tolerance from emptying the polygon.

Note on the first test. It loops over 6° and −10°. By the same search, the old path already gives the nearest corner at −10° for this corner ((0.984, 0.879) for both), so only the 6° case separates the fix from main, and the comment "≈ 0.96, 0.96" fits 6° but not −10°. The assertion (x1 > 0.9, y1 > 0.85) is still true, so this is only about what the test proves.

#2306. This branch carries both of #2306's commits and the description says to review only the last one; I reviewed the whole diff, but #2306 should be read and merged first, as the author says, and I'll look at it in its own thread.

Validation request (head 3f0a0fc2ec1baadd184ba883f6860c859678750e; after #2306):

• os: linux (windows and macos optional)
• commands: cargo fmt --all -- --check; cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings; cargo test -p lightcraft-geom --locked; cargo xtask parity; cargo xtask layers; in the app: straighten a photo by 6°, drag a free corner diagonally out past the edge, then sideways, then drag a smaller frame past a tilted edge
• expected: all pass, 0 ignored; both sides grow to about (0.97, 0.97); a sideways push keeps the height; a click changes nothing
• holds: no hosted receipt for this head; order after #2306

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- Line 235: Update the `planes.extend` logic using `extra` to preserve each
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do not clamp these bounds to zero, while leaving the pointer-interval bounds
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Approving at 15434d8. This follows my comment at 3f0a0fc, where I found no defect but held back because the code hadn't been built or tested on a hosted job and #2306 was still open.

Since then. #2306 is merged, so its two commits are gone from this branch (code-only git range-diff against 3f0a0fc). The diff against main is now only crates/geom/src/crop_drag.rs and a parity row. I read the whole code diff again:

• 87af6eb (the fix, rebased): nearest_move is generalised to nearest_offset(points, extra, …), where each point moves by m ⊙ v. The Move path passes the four corners with m = (1, 1) and no extra planes, which builds the same planes as the old nearest_move. nearest_corner moves the dragged corner on both axes and the two neighbouring corners on one each, with the min-size planes and the four want caps I described last time. Only a free corner on a straightened photo takes the new path, and its result is used only if feasible accepts it; otherwise the old across-then-down grow runs.
• 940a1ae: the diagonal test now uses 6° and 12° (both fail on main by your numbers), and also drags the other three corners at 8°. That answers my note about −10°.
• f1245bd: comments only.
• 15434d8: the min-size planes are no longer clamped to zero. For a crop already under the minimum, the plane now asks for at least the minimum; when the pointer's cap doesn't allow that, the polygon is empty, nearest_offset returns None, and the unrotated grow path (which enforces the minimum) runs. The new test checks a 2 px crop reaches the minimum.

Revert check: with the new corner path switched off (nearest forced to None), given_straightened_photo_when_a_free_corner_is_dragged_out_diagonally_then_both_sides_grow fails; with it on, it passes.

The branch merges cleanly into current main.

Local run (fresh worktree merged with main 31ec62c): cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy -p lightcraft-geom --all-targets -- -D warnings, and the lightcraft-geom lib tests filtered to crop all passed.

Not tested here: dragging in the app (the E2E table in your comment is yours, not mine), cargo xtask parity / layers, Windows and macOS, and the other crates.