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I just tried auto-optimize on a test board and it all did what I
expected - remove U-shaped traces and unneeded vias, and in general
move traces to as to minimize overall trace lengths.  Miter converts a
90-degree join with a miter, you can test it with two lines.  Best to
test with a coarse grid, of course.