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Fix #1462: Split Into Grid has its row and column sizes, gutters, totals, Add Guides and Preview

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Object > Path > Split Into Grid took a number of rows and columns and one gutter, and split each
selected path on its own. The dialog now has the documented options, the rows beside the columns:
number, height or width, gutter and total, with Add Guides and Preview. Several selected paths
become one grid over them all, painted as the topmost one, as documented.

object.path.splitIntoGrid takes rowGutter and columnGutter (gutter still sets both), totalHeight
and totalWidth, height and width (the size of each row and column, which sets the total) and
addGuides, which adds ruler guides along the row and column edges on the grid's layer.

Behaviour reference:
https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/desktop/manage-objects/edit-objects/divide-or-split-objects.html
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@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ Perspective plane options: double-clicking a plane widget of the perspective gri
opens the `perspectivePlane` dialog (fields `plane`: left, right or ground; `location`: points along the plane's
normal; `objects`: none, move or copy). `ui.dialog.confirm` runs `perspective.plane.move` with them.
Units: dialog distance fields (Move's `dx`/`dy`, shape sizes, Offset Path's `offset`, Split Into Grid's `gutter`,
Units: dialog distance fields (Move's `dx`/`dy`, shape sizes, Offset Path's `offset`, Split Into Grid's gutters and totals,
Artboard Options' sizes, effects' distances, `transformEach`'s `moveH`/`moveV`, New Document's `width`/`height`, the
length preferences in `preferences`) show in the General unit (the active document's units, or `unitsGeneral` without a
document). Through `ui.dialog.set` a number is in points and a string may carry its unit (`"10 mm"`; a bare number in a