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Cusps are where the curve tangent falls to zero. That is, when dx/dt=0 and dy/dt=0. Each of those either has 0, 1, or 2 solutions in the [0,1] range, OR is zero for all values of t. So, the case where both are zero can have 0, 1, 2, or infinitely many solutions. The infinitely-many solution is when the curve is a single point. We can ignore that. For the cases of 1 or 2 cusps, we should just break the curve there. In fact, we should break the curves if any of the master curves has a cusp.
This is extremely unlikely to happen in real fonts though.
If any of the curves have a cusp, we should chop at the cusp and convert sides separately.
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