* Reverse latitude and longitude in olc-decode tests to match proper geojson output format
* Reverse latitude and longitude in olc-decode to match proper geojson output format
* Reverse latitude and longitude in geopoint expected results to match proper geojson format
* Reverse latitude and longitude in geolookup expected results to match proper geojson format
* Corrected the Oxford to New York distances
* Oxford is actually 12 miles closer to New York than Winchester
Used calculator at https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gccalc.shtml to check
Reversed latitude and longitude to correct the geojson
* Reversed the latitude and longitude turf.point arguments in the geopoint function
* Swapped latitude and longitude in geopoint function calls
Deno's node emulation can run TiddlyWiki now that it supports the VM isolates API, but the window global exists in that environment, so both browser and node were being detected, causing the autoboot to trip up on nonexistent argv, as the boot was happening in the constructor right before argv was set.
Ref: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/19286
Ref: https://github.com/flexdinesh/browser-or-node
* Allow width, height and maxZoom to be specified
* Add images to city marker tiddlers
* Initial support for custom popups
* Custom popup templates for the US and Canadian example data
* Popups should use the geomap as their parent widget
This lets root widget messages work
* Typo in default popup template
* Clean up the use of popup templates
* Allow GeoJSON features to be hidden via a checkbox
* Popup template for volcano dataset
* Add Natural Earth country data
* Optimise marker SVG
* Use the testcase widget for the $reveal widget examples
* Convert $reveal testcase widget examples into testcase tiddlers
* Add expected results to $reveal test case tiddlers
These examples are intended to be interactive and the expect results
only test the initial rendering. Still that seems like useful verification
