Draw Faces of PathObject separately #218
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I have no clue why there are duplicates in that list. Didn't bother to investigate.
The flexibility was eventually not required actually, however, it does not add significant complexity.
# Conflicts: # src/path/path.cpp
Articulated edges are an edge case and can lead to non-intuitive results.
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Draw a circular path and another circular path completely within the first one (both paths are not connected but belong to the same
PathObject).This is important now for semi-transparent styles and will be even more important in the future when the filling can be enabled face-wise.
See #226