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As first discussed in this comment, module docstrings should contain inline code examples to show a working example of the module with the correct syntax without needing to find an example page.
To prevent example functions from being run in tests, add "# doctest: +SKIP" after lines of example code.
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Missing POI icons
There are some POIs without an icon, e.g.:
There are some new Maki icons, so it would be good to check if there are any new icons we could use for missing ones:
OpenMapTiles POI layer:
https://github.com/openmaptiles/openmaptiles/tree/master/layers/poi
Maki icons:
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The drawing layer can currently draw lines and polygons, but it would be useful to also draw circles (cf this tweet).
The GoogleMaps JavaScript API supports circles (see docs).
To implement this, I suggest looking at the current implementation for