autorouter="auto-cloud" violates subcircuit rules (crosses traces)

[seveibar]

CURRENT BEHAVIOR

EXPECTED BEHAVIOR

REPRODUCTION

export default () => (
  <board width="10mm" height="10mm">
    <group subcircuit autorouter="auto-cloud">
      <resistor
        resistance="1k"
        footprint="0402"
        name="R1"
        schX={3}
        pcbX={3}
        pcbY={3}
      />
      <capacitor
        capacitance="1000pF"
        footprint="0402"
        name="C1"
        schX={-3}
        pcbX={-3}
        pcbY={3}
      />
      <trace from=".R1 > .pin1" to="net.NET1" />
      <trace from=".C1 > .pin1" to="net.NET1" />
    </group>
    <group subcircuit autorouter="auto-cloud">
      <resistor
        resistance="1k"
        footprint="0402"
        name="R1"
        schX={3}
        pcbX={3}
        pcbY={-3}
      />
      <capacitor
        capacitance="1000pF"
        footprint="0402"
        name="C1"
        schX={-3}
        pcbX={-3}
        pcbY={-3}
      />
      <trace from=".R1 > .pin1" to="net.NET1" />
      <trace from=".C1 > .pin1" to="net.NET1" />
    </group>
  </board>
)

[seveibar]

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[imrishabh18]

@seveibar Our dsn-converter is now fixed and not violating the subcircuit rules as you can take a look here. But we still have a bug with the hover over traces in the image below (just for this edge case), I looked into it and it seems tricky to resolve and taking too much time, most probably some of the current implementation will have to be modified and I don't want to touch a lot of stuff in there cause currently everything is working fine, and anyways this is a specific edge case where both the subcircuit having the same variable name and not getting connected directly to each other and rather through the net. I think we can close this issue for now and create a new issue for this specific bug (can be looked later on). Thoughts?

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