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Fix spline ballooning on sparse slices (visioncortex 0.9.1)
A splice slice with very uneven point spacing — a few-pixel jog followed by a long straight leg, which the walker produces around thin strands — was fitted by a single cubic that interpolated every sample exactly while swinging up to ~30 px sideways between them (the fit error was only measured at the samples). On the Cityscape sample at -p 8 -g 28 the maroon strand's wall bulged across its 2 px gap; a long-standing defect present in pre-1.0 vtracer as well. The fix lives in visioncortex 0.9.1 (densify slices with witness points, keep the full multi-cubic chain): the mosaic's shared-boundary spline fitter switches to the new fit_points_with_beziers so open segments get the same treatment as stacked mode. Verified against the exact pixel-mode rasterization — the fitted wall now matches it at every probed row — with identical path counts and only +3 cubics across the whole Cityscape output. All three workspaces (core, py, nodejs) carry a [patch.crates-io] entry pointing at the local visioncortex until 0.9.1 is published. Regression coverage for spline handle anchoring; re-bless goldens tests/spline_fit.rs traces the real reproduction (the Cityscape sample at color precision 8 / gradient step 28, whose maroon region contains a 1 px by 330 px strand) through both compositors and asserts the property the sparse-slice bug violated: every cubic's control points stay within its shape's on-curve bounding box plus a 15 px allowance. The ballooning fit put a handle 25 px outside the whole shape, so the margin is decisive in both directions. The sample photo is decoded via a test-only image dev-dependency. The synthetic goldens are re-blessed: the fitting fix shifts fixture coordinates slightly (witness points refine fits even on clean shapes); the old files still passed the render-diff, so the visual change is sub-tolerance, but goldens should byte-match intentional behavior. Depend on published visioncortex 0.9.1; drop local path patches
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* `color_mode` is replaced by `clustering` (`color-cluster` | `bw` | `watershed`) across the CLI (`--clustering`), Rust (`Config::clustering`, enum `Clustering`), Python, and Node — the field selects the region-forming algorithm, not a color space.
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### Fixed
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* Spline fitting no longer swings far away from the outline around thin strands (a long-standing defect, via visioncortex 0.9.1): a sparse splice slice — a few-pixel jog followed by a long straight leg — could be fitted by a single cubic that interpolated every sample while ballooning up to ~30 px sideways between them, visibly crossing narrow gaps. Slices are now densified before fitting and multi-cubic fits are kept in full, in both stacked mode and the mosaic's shared-boundary fitter.
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## 1.0.0-alpha.1 - 2026-07-24
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Ground-up rewrite of VTracer into a **vectorization framework** with pluggable stages.
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