When (trying to) add a 90° counter-clockwise rotated cell (Cell or Multicell), with the top-left corner as rotation center, at the bottom of a page #1 (with AutoPageBreak enabled), TCPDF incorrectly display the cell (without rotation) in the next page (let's call it page #2), but do the rotate on the footer of page#2 (which was not desired).
It seems like the checkPageBreak method ignore the 90° counter-clockwise transformation (which makes the cell to be in an upper position than it was before rotation) and incorrectly add a new page.
Moreover, the footer shouldn't be impacted by a rotation done in the body of the PDF content.
Trying to do a workaround by disabling AutoPageBreak before StartTransform() and re-enable it after StopTransform() did not work.