Update SwiftClipper to use Doubles and fix some issues#7
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This change updates SwiftClipper to use Double precision for all the calculations. This can break on 32-bit builds because CGPoint uses single-precision floats on 32-bit targets. There also were several bugfixes: 1. Path orientation was always `positive` because the `area` method used `abs()`. I replaced it with a `signedArea` method. 2. `parseFirstLeft` method can return `nil`s, so I removed unwrapping from it.
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This change updates SwiftClipper to use Double precision for all the calculations. This can break on 32-bit builds because CGPoint uses single-precision floats on 32-bit targets.
There also were several bugfixes:
positivebecause theareamethod usedabs(). I replaced it with asignedAreamethod.parseFirstLeftmethod can returnnils, so I removed unwrapping from it.I also fixed the tests to utilize the full un-rounded precision.