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Draw a line over ASCII

## Challenge

Given a multiline string, list of lines, a character matrix or equivalent, and a description of a line, draw a line made out of either `'|'` or `'-'` over it.

The given text will consist of characters `" -|+"`. A `'-'` drawn over `'|'` or vice versa makes a `'+'`, and drawing over a `'+'` doesn't change it. All other combinations just override the previous character (that is, space is always overriden and drawing over an equal character doesn't change anything).

The information about the line can be any sufficient subset of:

- the starting position (location of the top-left-most character)
- the ending position (location of the bottom-right-most character)
- direction (i.e. horizontal or vertical, given as a boolean or numbers 0/1)
- length (can have a constant offset of ±1)


## Examples

```
All examples have the input text
"      "
"-+--- "
" |  --"

1;0 → 4;0 (horizontal, length 4):
" ---- "
"-+--- "
" |  --"
4;0 → 4;1 (vertical, length 2):
"    | "
"-+--+ "
" |  --"
1;0 → 1;2 (vertical, length 3):
" |    "
"-+--- "
" |  --"
0;2 → 5;2 (horizontal, length 6):
"      "
"-+--- "
"-+----"
```

## Notes

- The answer chooses which inputs are expected to be given.
- You are allowed to take redundant inputs (including requiring all).
- The coordinates can be taken as either 0-indexed or 1-indexed.
- The line will have a length of at least 2, ensuring that the start and end coordinates are always a sufficient description.
- The line will always need to be placed in the bounds of the input.
- If applicable, the solution can mutate the input text instead of outputting a modified version.
- Shortest answer per language, scored in bytes, wins!