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This makes it so the stroke selection is taken into account by the interpolation tool. This does NOT use the selection _order_, just limits interpolation by index to the selection. The result will be the subset of selected strokes, excluding non-selected strokes, which is closer to the GPv2 behavior. The `sample_curve_attribute` function was using the target curve index for both the src and dst curves. This worked when all the curves are interpolated, but with selections the dst curve is generally not the same index as the src curve. The `from_curve_indices` array must be passed along as well to retrieve the correct source index. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/129096
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