When several route connectors share the same endpoint side, xaligo can route
them through a shared trunk and draw the fan-out junction.
<frame width="960" height="540" class="pa-4">
<generic-group id="junction-demo" title="Automatic Route Junction" icon-id="104635">
<row gap="80">
<col span="4" class="pa-2">
<generic-group id="route-origin" title="Route Origin" icon-id="104032" align="middle-center">
<item id="200036" name="router" /> <!-- router_general -->
</generic-group>
</col>
<col span="8" class="pa-2">
<container gap="24">
<generic-group id="branch-access" title="Branch A: Access Switch" icon-id="104504" align="middle-center">
<item id="200013" name="access-switch" /> <!-- l2_switch_general -->
</generic-group>
<generic-group id="branch-server" title="Branch B: Server" icon-id="104109" align="middle-center">
<item id="200041" name="server" /> <!-- server -->
</generic-group>
<generic-group id="branch-client" title="Branch C: Client" icon-id="101804" align="middle-center">
<item id="200005" name="client" /> <!-- desktop_pc -->
</generic-group>
</container>
</col>
</row>
</generic-group>
<!-- Routes sharing the router's right edge automatically use one trunk and
a circular fan-out junction. -->
router --- access-switch
router --- server
router --- client
</frame>