Use net labels for long connections#673
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but when i try to refer some schematics online , it looks , like having netlabes instead of long traces < 
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motivation: in tscircuit there were some traces drawn for too long which is little hard to track , ig we can replace those with netlabels to keep that clean.
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this fixes :
Prevents long named-net connections from being routed across the schematic by using net labels instead, while keeping short traces and explicit direct connections unchanged.