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* Fix up intersection point base calculation * Update intersects and add line tests * Add more tests and debug intersects * Add comments to point_in_poly
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@rafaqz @asinghvi17 I somehow merged this by mistake... I meant to merge it from a branch on my fork into my main branch on the fork and then open a PR back to this repo. But I think I just clicked the open PR button too quickly and then tried to bypass the PR tests on my fork due to limited GitHub Action minutes and having tested it locally. I am happy with the changes, but there were some things I wanted to discuss first. However, I still think it is an improvement. Would you prefer that I revert back to the previous commit, or are we okay to leave this and if there are changes, I will open a new branch and go from there?