Fix ZeroDivisionError in Shapes._merge_shapes on zero-area groups - #376
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Shapes._merge_shapes() divides sum_area by merged_area to decide whether a group of same-color, overlapping shapes should be merged into one. Some real-world PDFs (e.g. containing degenerate zero-width border rectangles) produce a group whose merged bounding box has zero area, raising ZeroDivisionError and aborting the whole conversion. Guard the division so a zero-area group is simply left unmerged instead of crashing, and add a regression test using a minimal same-color, zero-area shape pair (no sample PDF needed to trigger it).
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Shapes._merge_shapes() divides sum_area by merged_area to decide whether a group of same-color, overlapping shapes should be merged into one. Some real-world PDFs (e.g. containing degenerate zero-width border rectangles) produce a group whose merged bounding box has zero area, raising ZeroDivisionError and aborting the whole conversion.
Guard the division so a zero-area group is simply left unmerged instead of crashing, and add a regression test using a minimal same-color, zero-area shape pair (no sample PDF needed to trigger it).