Some small updates to OpenOrienteeringMap:
- Where trams run on or very near roads, they are now shown as being underneath the road. For the Street-O map, this means they are partially or completely obscured. On the Pseud-O map, a set of square dots shows where the tram goes. This stops the tram line from obscuring the (passable) road.
- Hedges are now drawn underneath the road layer, so they no longer obscure passable roads.
- Paths and tracks in tunnels (e.g. in shopping centres) are now shown on the Street-O map – previously they only appeared on Pseud-O.
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