13.2.7 Edge case - looking for similar experiences

I love FSD, use it 100% of drives, and the upgrades over the last year have steadily knocked off almost every single recurring issue I encountered in my bit of rural east Texas forest since buying my MY a year ago.

But the last issue is a tough one - 13.2.7 still can't handle the road-splits in my neighborhood - where the 2-way road occasionally splits into a pair of 1-way segments to get around a bit of geography (typically, excessive slope for 100 yds, etc.). Every road split is topologically a traffic circle and must be handled as such. But 13.2.7 still takes the left fork on approach, going wrong-way into traffic. I've logged over 100 DEs in the last year about it. Safety issue, not a driver preference thing.

These road splits may be a tough edge-case for FSD in my area: there are no lane markings, no centerline, no curbs, only a few signs (hand-lettered, non-standard, if you can believe it! Sigh.) The area is hilly and forested, so visibility of the road topology ahead is limited, and pine needles/leaves obscure all edges. Even the asphalt is "seasonal" ;) I know the nav data doesn't include the road splits, because they don't show up on ANY official map (even the county CAD maps miss them). openstreetmap.org DOES include them, and I leave voice notes pointing that out, but to no avail. So FSD can only rely on vision and training for interpreting an unmapped, unmarked fork in the road that suddenly appears. If you're interested, (32.73178586612288, -95.2224147509002) is in the center of my toughest road-split, between the upslope and downslope segments, with a google-fantasized "road" imaged vaguely between them.

To Tesla's credit, my whole neighborhood is a case that proves out Tesla Vision as a strategy. FSD drives incredibly well here despite having the entire "information" deck of cards stacked against it. LIDAR, radar, USS and hi-res will get you nothing but noise here. We're not within Waymo's 100-year horizon for mapping, I'm sure ;)

I'd be interested in any comments about FSD's handling of rural road splits - does it normally handle them? Is my case fundamentally a nav data issue? Insights appreciated and, yes, I know I could solve this by moving back to the 'burbs. Not happening.