When rotating PCB, rectangle apertures are converted to invalid macros

Here is my source gerber, created with EasyEDA, it contains a soic-8 with reactangle pads: Gerber_rot_2021-05-27.zip

Here is a sample panel created with GerberPanelizer, with one non-rotated PCB and one rotated 180deg: bugreport.gerberset.txt

Exporting gerbers produce the following piece of text in .gtl (top copper):

%AMCOMP4*
4,1,3,
0.04349999999999999,0.012000000000000005,
-0.04349999999999999,0.011999999999999997,
-0.04349999999999999,-0.012000000000000005,
0.04349999999999999,-0.011999999999999997,
0*%
%ADD32COMP4*%

In non-rotated PCB, this element (a pad of SOIC8) is represented by a rectangle macro. In rotated PCB, the pad is made with a new outline macro (above).

According to spec, for an outline the first and last points should be the same. Here they are not, and last point of the rectangle is missing (there should be 5 (starting+4) points, 5th must be the same as start point).

This would not be a problem, but JLCPcb and PCBWay process this gerber badly (it's invalid, so they have every right to do so):

Here is an UI of JLCPCB:

Here is an example of PCBWay gerber previewer:

I did order at JLCPcb and am afraid to receive PCBs with these triangular pads (confirmation images contained this defect as well).

Ucamco's reference gerber viewer (Ucamco are the creators of the standard) complains about this macro as well:

ThisIsNotRocketScience / GerberTools

When rotating PCB, rectangle apertures are converted to invalid macros #139