NEED HELP ON FS

1. Use opExtractSurface to turn the sketch face into a surface.
2. Find the Plane at the center of the surface using evFaceTangentPlane with a parameter of (0.5, 0.5)
3. Find the point and direction at the end of the edge using evEdgeTangentLine (*see node below)
4. Change the found tangent line into a plane using Plane(tangentLine.origin, tangentLine.direction)
5. Construct your transform using transform(faceTangentPlane, edgeEndPlane)
6. Transform the surface using opTransform(...)
7. Sweep using opSweep

const tangentLines = evEdgeTangentLines(context, "edge" : definition.sweepEdge, "parameters" : [0, 1]);
const helperPoint = evVertexPoint(context, {"vertex" : definition.vertexToStartSweep});

var edgeEndPlane;
const zeroLengthSq = TOLERANCE.zeroLength * TOLERANCE.zeroLength;
// Find whether the "0" or "1" end of the sweep edge is the selected start point
if (squaredNorm(tangentLines[0].origin - helperPoint) < zeroLengthSq)
{
    edgeEndPlane = Plane(tangentLines[0].origin, tangentLines[0].direction);
}
else if (squaredNorm(tangentLines[1].origin - helperPoint) < zeroLengthSq)
{
    edgeEndPlane = Plane(tangentLines[1].origin, tangentLines[1].direction);
}
else
{
    throw "Selected start point did not lie on the sweep edge";
}

1. Copy the desired sketch as a surface
2. Collect information about where the sketch is and where the line is
3. Transform the surface to be at the start of the line
4. Sweep the surface over the line
5. Delete the helper surface (so as not to have a random surface hanging around in the part studio)

1. It can take in multiple profile faces (instead of just one) as long as they are all coplanar and touching.
2. The angle that the profile meets the sweep edge can be adjusted (this angle is not well defined in "simple", any angle of the profile on the sweep edge could satisfy your original problem statement, but it's nice to give the user some control over this)
3. The path can be multiple connected edges instead of just one edge.