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Clean up surface-related code; prepare for deeper integration into partial object API #1340

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Splits off the math-y parts of Surface into a separate struct. This allows these math-y parts to be reused without a Surface having to be present, for example in a partial version of Surface.

This pull request adds this partial version, PartialSurface, but doesn't really make use of it yet. I've been running into some hurdles (in the form of test failures) when trying to do that, and I believe this will become much easier to clean up once I clean up the partial object API further (#1249).

I'm about to add new types that are similar to the path types, and
having them in a common parent module makes sense. `geometry` isn't the
greatest name for that new module (it's not like the things outside of
it aren't geometry), but it's what I can come up with right now.
This is only the start of this particular refactoring. Eventually, all
the math-y parts of `Surface` will live in `SurfaceGeometry`. This has
the advantage of decoupling those math-y parts from the existence of a
`Surface`, which means they can be used as part of a hypothetical
`PartialSurface`.
It won't be able to support all of them going forward.
@hannobraun hannobraun enabled auto-merge November 12, 2022 17:09
@hannobraun hannobraun merged commit 35a0254 into main Nov 12, 2022
@hannobraun hannobraun deleted the surface branch November 12, 2022 17:11
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