vincdir: Geodesics crossing 180th meridian
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Since Jun 12, 2018.
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Currently, where the geodesic path crosses the 180th meridian, the resulting long2 will be > 180°. Possibly this issue may affect geodesics crossing the prime meridian resulting in long2 < 0°.
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