Add support for dashed lines with offset#3720
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Closes #3677.
This can naturally be obtained by starting the drawing a bit "later", but providing support for this directly will simplify interleaved drawing of dashed lines.
An even more general approach would be to allow passing an even-length vector of lengths and gaps, in addition to offset. Primarily thinking if it is better to go even further if a new dashed-line-method is introduced. The second commit introduce this (I can naturally squash these!).