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> Why is this? Obviously it hasn't been implemented, but is that
> because internal representation of lines/traces makes it extra
> difficult, or rather that noone has had an itch yet?

Because nobody's implemented it yet (which implies nobody itched
enough to do so ;)

Round end caps are ideal for traces because there's no need to worry
about miter angles.