feat: add G64 command support for LinuxCNC, Fanuc, and Haas dialects - #154
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G64 was only defined for Siemens. This adds hover documentation and completion support for G64 in the remaining three dialects: - LinuxCNC: Path Blending with optional P (tolerance) and Q (naive cam) parameters - Fanuc: Cutting Mode (no deceleration at block boundaries, no parameters) - Haas: Cutting Mode (Fanuc-compatible, no parameters)
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Description
Adds G64 command definitions (hover documentation and auto-completions) to the LinuxCNC, Fanuc, and Haas dialect databases. G64 was previously only defined for the Siemens dialect.
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LinuxcncGCodeCommandDatabase.ts): Added G64 as Path Blending mode with optionalP(path deviation tolerance) andQ(naive cam detector tolerance) parameters — the standard LinuxCNC path blending commandFanucGCodeCommandDatabase.ts): Added G64 as Cutting Mode (no deceleration at block boundaries) — the standard Fanuc path control mode, no parametersHaasGCodeCommandDatabase.ts): Added G64 as Cutting Mode — Fanuc-compatible, no parametersCHANGELOG.md: Added entry under[Unreleased] → AddedTesting
npm test— 1389 tests, 83 suites, all green)npm run build)Checklist
npm run typecheckvia build)npm run build)Additional Notes
Each dialect's G64 description explains the behavioural difference from the other modes (G61 exact stop, G63 tapping) so reviewers unfamiliar with CNC can understand the intent without consulting external docs.