reproduce missing schematic section dividers for small gaps - #3640
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motivation
the real kicad benchmark board declares four schematic sections, but the divider calculation treats their distinct component bounds as overlapping.
before
the real board emits zero schematic divider lines, leaving its four intended regions visually unpartitioned in the schematic svg.
after
a focused 23-line regression records the zero-divider failure with numeric assertions and the complete real board schematic svg.