default offset to round #1257
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I noticed that our JS bindings had the cross section offset method default the join type to Square, which doesn't seem like the most common use case. However, the rest of the APIs didn't have a default value there at all. I decided Round would be the most expected, so now that's the default for C++, JS, and Python.