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I always felt I was one fix away from the solution, which was both nice and bad.
Walking the path was fine, and part 2 looked easy until I missed the squeezed pipes. I for some silly reason thought I only had to expand the grid by x2 instead of x3 and had to re-do that. Fill is hyper bad but works for <1 minute.
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import re import math import argparse import itertools from enum import Flag,Enumhuh... expand x2 worked for me. I wonder if I had a nice input set