feat: Edit Path button for editable connector routes#49
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… as editable waypoints When a connector is selected, the new Edit Path button converts its computed route points into real waypoints that can be dragged on the canvas. For straight-line connectors (no intermediate points), a midpoint is added. This allows editing the default path without manually adding additional bends.
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Adds an Edit Path button in the connector inspector that converts the auto-computed routing into editable waypoints.
Problem: When a connector is created, the routing algorithm computes intermediate bend points to avoid obstacles, but these are recalculated every frame and can't be dragged. Users had to manually 'Add Bend' to get editable control points, losing the auto-routed path.
Solution: The new 'Edit Path' button materializes the current computed route points into real waypoints: