James Brundage

Now that we're decorating SVG elements (#148) , we can start doing interesting things with specific ones For the sake Geometry, and sanity, SVG.Path should support a number of operations,...

`Write-SVG` currently marks all output as an `SVG.Element`, which is a fine starting point. However, it's not quite enough to be able to assist in all scenarios. Therefore, Write-SVG should...

This should generate a single Toothpick shape or [Toothpick sequence](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toothpick_sequence), based off of a shape.

Construct Penrose tiles using SVG.

This should draw a series of lines whose segments are `-Zig` length and whose angles are `-Zag` angle.

Should draw N parallel gridlines across a number of symmetries.

This should be especially easy to start off with, as SVGs can contain SVGs. More practically speaking, this command should help provide a number of common answers to _how_ SVGs...

There are a couple of scenarios for this command: 1. Formatted console output as SVG (for sharability) 2. Standardized rendering of simple data (for example, showing a set of points)

This should render a [mathematical rose](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_(mathematics))