fix+docs v1.21.1: audit of v1.16-v1.21

- fix: Split snaps the click to the room's nearest wall instead of the grid, so
  it works on non-grid-aligned rooms (imported/legacy polygons); the pull is
  capped (~6 cells) so accidental mid-room clicks stay a miss; splitRoom() still
  rejects a bad cut. closestPointOnBoundary() + unit test.
- docs: README (en+ru) documents Merge/Split/ruler/per-space scale (were undocumented);
  TESTING.md merge/split rows + fresh self-run; new smokes smoke_merge_split,
  smoke_split_nonsnap (incl. the capped-pull case).
- 73 frontend + 12 backend tests green; module eval + both cards register.
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# Changelog
## v1.21.1 — 2026-07-16 (audit: split snaps to the wall, docs for merge/split)
- **Fix (found in audit):** Split required each click to land on a grid node, so it
silently refused rooms whose walls are not grid-aligned (imported or older polygons)
— the "pick a wall" toast fired no matter where you clicked. The click now snaps to
the room's nearest wall (`closestPointOnBoundary`) instead of the grid, with the pull
capped at ~6 grid cells so an accidental click in the middle of a room stays a miss
rather than becoming a wall point the user never meant; `splitRoom()` still rejects
a cut that is not a clean wall-to-wall chord. Also makes aiming easier on the fine
(240-cell) grid.
- **Docs:** README (en + ru) now documents room Merge, Split, the drawing ruler and the
per-space scale — these v1.18v1.21 features were shipped without user-facing docs.
`docs/TESTING.md` gained merge/split rows and a fresh self-run record.
- New smokes `demo/smoke_merge_split.mjs` and `smoke_split_nonsnap.mjs`;
`closestPointOnBoundary` unit-tested. (+1 test: 72 → 73.)
## v1.21.0 — 2026-07-16 (merge and split rooms)
- **Merge** (toolbar "Merge"): click a room, then a neighbour. Only rooms that **share a wall**
can merge — and that is decided by the result rather than a heuristic: `mergeRooms` unions the