Fix bad vertical net labels in schematic view

[seveibar]

[RaghavArora14]

@seveibar can i get a repro for this?

[seveibar]

@RaghavArora14 unfortunately it requires some packages to be installed, i would attempt to recreate w/ individual <chip /> elements

import { XiaoReceiver } from "@tscircuit/common@0.0.27";
import { WS2812B_2020 } from "../imports/WS2812B_2020";

export default () => (
	<board autorouter="">
		<XiaoReceiver
			name="U1"
			connections={{
				GND1: "net.GND",
				VBUS: "net.VBUS",
				MOSI: "AJ1.pin1",
			}}
			pcbX={0}
			pcbY={0}
		/>
		<resistor resistance="0" footprint="0805" name="AJ1" pcbX={20} pcbY={5} />
		<WS2812B_2020
			name="LED1"
			pcbX={20}
			pcbY={-5}
			connections={{
				GND: "net.GND",
				VDD: "net.VDD",
				DI: "AJ1.pin2",
			}}
		/>
	</board>
);

[RaghavArora14]

hey tried to repro using this only, have put up a message on discord regarding this
https://discord.com/channels/1233487248129921135/1442223649703592139

[RaghavArora14]

The schematic view had a bug where net labels on vertical traces were incorrectly rotated to a vertical orientation, making them unreadable. This was caused by the layout solver assigning a vertical orientation to the label, which the rendering engine misinterpreted as a command to rotate the text itself, instead of just positioning it above or below the trace.

The fix separates the logic for label positioning from text rotation. The code now uses the original vertical orientation to correctly calculate the label's anchor point above or below the trace line. However, it then overrides this orientation with a horizontal one ("left" or "right") just before rendering, ensuring the text is always drawn horizontally while maintaining its proper position.

[RaghavArora14]

@seveibar