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adom-aiflow-etch: gate FAILs 'axis' on a correct two-line BMI270 mark (near-square block)
Version: adom-aiflow-etch as shipped with adom-aiflow 0.2.56 (service-step2glb backend).
Command: adom-aiflow-etch --in BMI270.step --mpn BMI270 --out BMI270-etched.step --footprint BMI270.kicad_mod (Bosch BMI270, LGA-14 2.5 x 3.0 mm, wiki model).
Result: the plan says "Mark along the 3.05 mm axis (+X), 0.77 mm text (2 lines), upright with pin 1 left upper"; the etch writes BMI / 270 that reads correctly along the long side in the check image, but the gate reports FAIL axis: Text runs across the 2.54 mm side; rerun with the planner default (along 3.05 mm) and draws the reading arrow vertically. --along x gives the same FAIL; --along y fails upright. The two-line mark is near-square (1.81 x 1.78 mm), so the checker's long-axis guess of the mark itself seems to flip. The BMP581 (2 x 2 mm) on the same board passes.
Impact: finish lists "MPN laser etch on the ICs (U401)" as open, so the run ships the unmarked model with a deviation.
Expected: judge the reading direction from the planned line baseline (or the glyph run), not from the aspect ratio of a two-line block.
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