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No, the extension is taken into account during the construction or laying of the tracks.
The following WP article addresses the topic:
In order to answer the question, in the case of unfavorable conditions, distortions can occur in classical track construction.
Yes, there were tracks with distortions.
1964 or so it was. Was in my choke book
https://www.spiegel.de/auto/germany-halt-strassen-und-rail-dem-klimawandel-stand-a-9daa48ca-93bc-491a-a122-18ff8cd6ec4e
No. They think about it and build expansion joints.
Magnificently, if you have no idea and just blubbert like a fish.
There is no track with expansion joints
Do you think Zuggleise?
No. That was all planned.