v1.3.4 Simplify crossing point algorithm and allow complex combination to joinable #603
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[Auto merge][main -> release/alpha/1.3] Update alpha release
Remove unused demo image
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Bump to gradle 8.5
Simplify crossing point algorithm and allow complex combination to joinable
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Upper char has higher priority in deciding the result of crossing
Exclude directions exist in upper inner char on lower inner char
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Use mask to check left right top bottom direction of the adjacent chars
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Fix line anchor char is overriden when overlapping lines
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See #588
Summary: New algorithm allows complex combinations
with trivial effort