Convert to Polyline - Swap

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 Two commands, to convert in both directions between a Circle and a circular
(two-equal-arc-segment closed) Polyline, such as the Donut command makes.
 Both commands:

1. ask User to select again if they miss, pick an incorrect object type, or pick an
object on a locked Layer;

2. remove selected/converted object, but can easily be edited to retain it;

3. account for different Coordinate Systems;

4. retain non-default/non-Bylayer color, linetype, linetype scale, lineweight,
and/or thickness.





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