A tenon adds length beyond the board's end, so the real piece you cut is longer
than length_in. cutlist.cut_length() now adds end-tenon protrusions to the cut
length used by the cut list, board-feet, and the buy-list (subtractive features
like mortises/holes don't change the stock you buy, so they're ignored). The
cut list notes when lengths include tenons.
70 tests pass (end-tenon extends cut length; cut features don't).
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3D orientation (the key gap): boards now have yaw/tilt/roll, so legs and
uprights can stand vertically. geometry.py and viewer.py apply the full
rotation; join is orientation-aware (vertical boards rest their base on the
target face). Old rotation_deg scenes migrate transparently.
New operations + CLI subcommands + wood-* tools: stand, lay, rotate, move,
trim (cut to length), copy, rename (human aliases, resolvable by name), clear.
Parts resolve by id OR name.
Cut list (cutlist.py): grouped cut list, board-feet (nominal), and an 8'-stick
shopping estimate with waste — the workshop-assistant payoff.
Driver: auto-discovers all wood-* tools (glob), richer prompt that decomposes
"build a table" into place/stand/join/move and labels parts. Verified: one
sentence -> an 8-board table base with a correct cut list.
14 wood-* CmdForge tools regenerated. 36 tests passing.
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