Doesn't handle near-zero-area polygons properly about geojson-rewind HOT 6 CLOSED

                      // https://macwright.org/2016/09/26/the-180th-meridian.html




                      // geojson must follow right hand rule, means must counter-clock-wise, 
                      // if user zoom to the whole world, or alaska area,   bounding box will cross the 180th meridian, will get error validate with geojsonlint ( not counter clock wise error)
                      // so must re-winding the geojson points,  normally, it is 01234(sw, se, ne, nw),  re-winding means, 03214( swtich 3 and 1)
                      // this will create another polgyon cross the other side of earth( asia), not the one we need cross 180th meridian. (rewind is not the solution)


                                        // rewind, not use, but tried 
                                        // NOT works,  https://github.com/mapbox/geojson-rewind,  no matter what polygon I input, alway output the same, no rewind
                                        
                                        // works @turf/rewind  https://github.com/Turfjs/turf/tree/master/packages/turf-rewind
                                        //  var original_polygon = turf.polygon(current_bounding_box.coordinates);
                                        //  var rewind_polygon = turf.rewind(original_polygon, { reverse:false,  mutate: false });   // default reverse:false, mutate:false


                     // 2 way:
                     //  one way, create 2 polygon, split by 180 meridian ( geojson recommended, but may be hard for software to implement)
                     //  second way, 360-(+178) = -(182), use number outside range -180 to +180. ( easy for software implement )  

                     // how to identify if geojson cross 180 meridian? geojonhint()
                     var geojsonhint_error = geojsonhint.hint(current_bounding_box,  {noDuplicateMembers: false })

[
    [7.396768398983337, 43.72260793482001],
    [7.396784857564814, 43.722607191112004],
    [7.396784857564812, 43.722607191112004],
    [7.396768398983337, 43.72260793482001]
]