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fix(avoidance): don't insert stop point for return shift if it is allowed to modify goal position #6397

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Avoidance module inserts stop point unexpectedlly even when the pull over module is running. I fixed to skip that process by checking isAllowedGoalModification.

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@satoshi-ota satoshi-ota marked this pull request as draft February 14, 2024 01:46
…owed to modify goal position

Signed-off-by: satoshi-ota <satoshi.ota928@gmail.com>
…t is allowed to modify goal position"

This reverts commit a58ca8f.
Signed-off-by: satoshi-ota <satoshi.ota928@gmail.com>
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