Use shared density for spritesheet sizing
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### Ownership
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Spritesheet mode owns region detection and output packing only. It does not own
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lattice inference, reconstruction, cleanup, palette fitting, or metrics.
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Spritesheet mode owns region detection, sheet-level texel density selection, and
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output packing only. It does not own reconstruction, cleanup, palette fitting,
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or metrics.
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### What the source actually does
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3. Detects connected foreground regions, optionally selecting the largest
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requested `--sprite-count`.
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4. Sorts regions in reading order.
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5. Crops each region and calls `run_pipeline_rgba(...)` on that crop.
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6. Packs per-sprite outputs back into source-row order and writes a
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5. When no explicit target size is supplied, probes each crop with autocorr
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inference, chooses the median source-pixels-per-texel density for the whole
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sheet, and pins each crop to dimensions derived from that shared density.
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6. Crops each region and calls `run_pipeline_rgba(...)` on that crop.
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7. Packs per-sprite outputs back into source-row order and writes a
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`spritesheet.json` diagnostic summary when diagnostics are enabled.
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Pinned target width, height, or size applies to each sprite crop. Automatic
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inference also runs per crop. The whole sheet never receives one shared lattice.
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Pinned target width, height, or size applies to each sprite crop and disables
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shared-density sizing. The whole sheet never receives one shared lattice, but
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automatic sheet mode does use one shared texel density so sub-sprites do not
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silently converge on half- or double-scale rulers.
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## Diagram
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