collinear line priority in svg to fold

[mayakraft]

the conversion of an SVG to FOLD includes the processing of collinear line segments that lie on top of each other, but the priority is fixed based on the type of assignment and nothing else. It would be nice if it worked this way:

example: there is one long blue line that spans the entire crease pattern, with smaller red lines that lie on top of the blue that "switch" the assignment at certain intervals, but the blue line remains uninterrupted underneath the red lines. The red lines should have a higher priority for being on top of the single blue line.

This would mean giving edges some kind of priority attribute and carrying that info into the planarize() method, or maybe giving that functionality to planarizeCollinearEdges() (a subroutine of planarize) and calling that directly, or maybe creating a custom implementation of planarizeCollinearEdges reserved for the svg-to-fold conversion method specifically.

[mayakraft]

Another potential solution might be to simply order the edges in edges_vertices such that the edges "on top" appear earlier in the list of edges_vertices. Then, some alternative sorting can be done in the planarize, or potentially inside the svgToFold method specifically.