Measure crystal load-cap and track path against max_distance_mm.
X1 uses the same proximity rule as ICs. A detour is shortest path on PCB segments versus that millimetre, not a guessed loop ratio. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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## 2.24.0 — 2026-09-10 — Crystal load caps and track path
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Load caps on XIN/XOUT use the same `max_distance_mm` as decoupling. If the PCB has segments on the net, the limit is shortest-path length, not a guessed “loop is too big” ratio.
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- [New] Crystals (`X1` / C9 / C10 on `simple_project`) run `PS-PLC-001` when `layout_rules` has millimetres.
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- [New] Detour tracks: path along segments vs the same `max_distance_mm`. No segments → euclidean pad distance.
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## 2.23.0 — 2026-09-10 — same_layer decoupling
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If `layout_rules` sets `same_layer: true`, a decoupling cap on the opposite copper from the IC is a WARNING. A via inside the courtyard (calculated) is enough. Unset flag → skip.
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