fix(geom_rect): draw each rectangle as its own polygon in non-linear …#1101
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…coords In a non-linear coord, rectangles are drawn as polygons grouped by the `group` aesthetic. A stacked bar shares one group across its segments, so they merged into a single open path and coord.munch bent the join between consecutive rectangles into a triangular spike. Regroup into one polygon per rectangle so each is closed independently.
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In a non-linear coord, rectangles are drawn as polygons grouped by the
groupaesthetic. A stacked bar shares one group across its segments, so they merged into a single open path and coord.munch bent the join between consecutive rectangles into a triangular spike. Regroup into one polygon per rectangle so each is closed independently.