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Not sure if I should dump my full solution, its quite long. If its too long I'll delete it. Way over-engineered, and performs like it as well, quite slow.
Quite proud of my hack for pt2. I walk back along the path, which is nothing special. But because of the turn costs, whenever a turn joins a straight, it makes the straight discontinuous:
So I check the before and after cells, and make sure the previous is already marked as a short path, and check the after cell, to make sure its 2 steps apart, and ignore the middle. Dunno if anyone else has done the same thing, I've mostly managed to avoid spoilers today.
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