Previously, the endpoint suppression logic skipped any wire where at least
one endpoint touched a pin, hiding the case where both endpoints are pins
of the same component (a direct pin-to-pin short through the body).
Replace the single endpoint_matches_pin loop with separate start_at_pin /
end_at_pin checks; suppress only when exactly one endpoint is at a pin.
Add regression test to cover this case.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
PinLocator.get_all_symbol_pins resolves symbols by reference designator,
so when multiple components share the same unannotated reference (e.g. "Q?"),
it always returned the first match's pin positions. Every duplicate then
got an identical bounding box, causing a single wire to be flagged against
all N instances instead of only the ones it actually crosses.
Fix: add _compute_pin_positions_direct() that computes absolute pin positions
directly from each symbol's own (at x y rotation) and (mirror ...) data plus
pin definitions fetched by lib_id — no reference-name lookup involved.
Also extend _parse_symbols to capture mirror_x/mirror_y flags.
Add regression test: two "R?" at different positions, wire crossing only
one → must produce 0 collisions against the far-away component.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add five new read-only schematic analysis MCP tools:
- get_schematic_view_region: export cropped schematic region as PNG/SVG
- find_unconnected_pins: list pins with no wire/label/power connection
- find_overlapping_elements: detect duplicate symbols, stacked labels, collinear wire overlaps
- get_elements_in_region: list all symbols/wires/labels in a bounding box
- check_wire_collisions: detect wires passing through component bodies
Includes Python handler dispatch, tool schemas, TypeScript server bindings,
the schematic_analysis command module, and a full test suite (28 tests passing).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
