Non-intersecting line segments while minimizing the cumulative length

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This is Minimum Euclidean Matching in 2D. The link contains a bibliography of what’s known about this problem. Given that you want to minimize the total length, the non-intersection constraint is redundant, as the length of any pair of segments that cross can be reduced by uncrossing them.

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