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Fig. A.1.

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Determining the reference points from an elliptical Gaussian fitted to the subcomponents: the centre of light is given by the relative coordinates Δα and Δδ in Table 2, here denoted by (α0, δ0). For images A and C with the same parity, we use the positions of the semi-major and semi-minor axes as denoted by (α1, δ1) and (α2, δ2). Since image D has opposite parity, we employ (α1, δ1) and (α3, δ3) as reference point positions in addition to (α0, δ0).

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