Recommend idiomatic identifiers for invalid pin labels - #2976
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Summary
V3_3,V5, and related identifiers for common voltage pin labels such as3.3V,+3V3, and+5VWhy
tscircuit pin identifiers only support letters, numbers, and underscores. Common module labels containing
+or.were filtered out, and schematic arrangements could then fail with an opaque error. This can produce empty/black footprint renders when the component never finishes creating.The new guidance maps common voltage forms to exact idiomatic identifiers, for example:
3.3Vor+3V3->V3_3+5V->V5The actual voltage metadata remains unchanged; only the pin identifier recommendation is normalized.
Verification
bun test tests/components/normal-components/chip-invalid-pin.test.tsxbun run buildbunx tsc --noEmit