Incorrect rendering of non-convex polygons in flash.display.Graphics

[isohedral]

It seems to me that OpenFL isn't correctly filling the interiors of some non-convex polygons (drawn using flash.display.Graphics). I'm appending a simple example here. When I run it with the latest lime toolchain, I clearly see that the stroke and fill of the shape don't match up. The shape should look like two pentagons glued together. But the filled region loses one of the indentations.

package;

import flash.display.Sprite;

class Main extends Sprite {
    static private var coords = [
        54.0512197394158, -39.2705098312484,
        25.5195242505612, -30,
        7.885966681787, -54.2705098312484,
        -20.6457288070676, -63.5410196624969,
        -20.6457288070676, -93.5410196624968,
        7.885966681787, -102.811529493745,
        25.5195242505612, -78.5410196624969,
        54.0512197394158, -69.2705098312484 ];

    public function new () {
        super ();

        var s = new Sprite();
        var g = s.graphics;

        g.lineStyle( 1.0, 0x000000, 1.0 );
        g.beginFill( 0xa0e0e0, 1.0 );

        g.moveTo( coords[0], coords[1] );
        var idx = 2;
        while( idx < coords.length ) {
            g.lineTo( coords[idx], coords[idx+1] );
            idx += 2;
        }

        g.endFill();

        s.x = 400;
        s.y = 400;
        addChild( s );
    }
}

[hughsando]

This seems to be working in the git NME build. If there is still an issue with openfl/lime, please report it in the new Lime repo.