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…sed by duplicates and points
…eferences are used
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With this PR,
spatialjoinautomatically detects duplicate geometry parts above a threshold size (number of anchor points). This works across multi geometries. Duplicates are replaced by references to the original geometry. Duplicate removal is done by iterating over the event list once (sorted by leftxcoordinate) and checking duplicates in blocks of equalxcoordinates.Missing: since references will now automatically be added, we need reference support for
--within-distand--de9imbefore this can be merged.Also changed along the way: previously, if at least one reference geometry was present, every geometry was first compared to itself as a duplicate to resolve potential references. This added a small, but measurable time overhead. This is now replaced by special "self-check" events in the event list which are added for geometries which are referenced somewhere and which trigger such a self check.