also, better warning when failing to extract tile parameters from stock - as if this fails it's probably because the values have changed and IITC will break
maybe Niantic should have load-tested the best values in dev before releasing into production, rather than repeatedly changing it so many times?
or at least made it completely controlled by server-side code, so no client updates needed for every experimental change...
iitc detects the correct map params anyway, but warns when fallback values are different
also, new data in portal entities - unknown12 (only seen 'null') and index 13 (portal timestamp)
the timestamp is also in the portal details, so this will be handy
console warnings when it fails to detect values from stock, or the internal defaults don't match
disable show-more-portals plugin if it would result in more requests - damn niantic!
- change TILES_PER_REQUEST to 25, instead of 10 - to match current stock intel site
- modify the zoom level faking IITC does. it still makes good use of IITC's caching, but no longer switches to a zoom level with larger tiles. recent changes to tile parameters for L8 portals on the standard intel site suggests that it's nicer to the servers to request more, but smaller, tiles, than fewer but larger ones
- restored the 'show less portals when zoomed out' plugin. however, this works differently now. rather than faking the zoom level for larger tiles, it now effectively applies the portal level filter used by the standard site. just as many requests as stock, but much smaller responses with fewer portals, so faster rendering
also, default-intel-detail and show-more-portals plugins fixed - the logic has been moved into IITC core, with the plugins just setting flags to change behaviour
this should also prevent mixed release plugins/test IITC builds causing issues with it's 'show more portals' plugin
further changes are planned - by lying to the backend about the map zoom to optimise the portal detail level (density) returned and make better use of the data cache. needs some practical experimentation to get good adjustments, and a cleaner API for these plugins
