There can be some serious rounding errors involved when calculating where to
draw the grid lines for the various row heights in a document. This can be
especially true for a document that has many different row heights.
This results in draw objects appearing to move relative to the grid line at
different zoom levels.  This patch attempts to fix this problem adjusting
the position of the shapes as they are drawn to ensure their position
relative to grid appears to be stable.  We do this by translating the position
of the shape to the corrosponding position of it's cell anchor. Of course not
all shapes are cell anchored and in this case we position the shape relative
a temporary synthesized cell anchor.
The patch essentially does the following

a) calculates the offset to be applied for each shape at the current zoom level
to ensure that the shape will be drawn relative to the correct cell grid
   see drwlayer.cxx, drawview.cxx & gridwin3.cxx, svdobj.[ch]xx
b) apply the offset in the drawing layer for each of the different drawing
primitives see svx/source/sdr/contact/*
c) making sure the position and size of the newly created shape ( at any zoom
level ) are still as expected when zoom level is changed.
   see. sc/source/ui/drawfunc/fuco*.cxx &
d) making sure that overlays and handles are displayed at the correct position
      see svx/source/svdraw/*

it could also be that a full blown transform might be needed to additionally
scale the object ( to ensure that the edges of the object stay stable relative
to ajacent grid lines ) If necessary we could do that in a later step.

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