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can you remove them and fix it?
Yes—I’ll remove the visible airwires by completing their copper connections, then re-run DRC. I’ll also attempt to repair the three USB copper overlaps; if the protected stale breakout still blocks deletion, I’ll preserve the board and report the exact platform-level blocker rather than hiding it.
Thought for 19 mins 43 sec
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1/3 Repair the protected USB copper overlaps and stale breakout geometry

Repair the protected USB copper overlaps and stale breakout geometry

Route all remaining airwires, including ground and VBUS paths

Re-run DRC and verify zero airwires and shorts

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"USB-C PCB Fabrication Fix" completed.
I couldn’t retrieve and reconcile the completed repair report before the session ended, so I can’t safely claim that its changes removed the 28 airwires or three USB copper overlaps. No additional result has been verified in this turn; the last confirmed board state remains not fabrication-ready.
Remaining work:
  • Retrieve the completed repair report.
  • Re-run live DRC to verify airwire and overlap counts.
  • Confirm USB breakout recovery, VBUS width, ground-plane continuity, and copper repour.
  • Continue repairs if any violations remain.
Execution stopped because your ACUs ran out.

USB-C Device Sequencer

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