Version: [4861] TRACT Geolocation Formatter 0.6.0 Experimental

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    0.6.0
    - Optional overlap check (off by default; tick "Check polygon
overlaps"
      and optionally set a threshold as a percentage of the smaller
plot; the
      default 0 lists every overlap). (GH-12)
    - With the check on, parts of one plot that overlap are dissolved
into one
      shape, keeping the full plot area. The usual repair could lose
the
      overlapping area.
    - Overlaps between plots are listed in a review dialog after
export, in three
      tables: contained or identical plots (delete one or keep both),
partial
      overlaps within the same NodeID and partial overlaps between
different
      NodeIDs (keep both or remove the overlap from one plot).
Same-NodeID overlaps
      default to removing the overlap from the smaller plot; the
others default to
      keeping both. Each table has a Set all to control, and every row
can still be
      changed on its own. Nothing changes unless you press Apply.
Plots with Z
      values are clipped too. For each clipped plot, the report and
CSV show how
      much area it lost (percentage and m² before and after).
    - New <name>_overlaps.geojson with one feature per overlap area
(plots, NodeIDs,
      PlotIDs, area, percentage and action taken), loaded into QGIS.
New OVERLAPS section
      in the report (counts by type) and overlap_* rows in the CSV
report.
    - Optional land cover check (off by default; tick Water, Built-up
or both in the
      Land cover check box). Reports how much of each plot lies on
permanent water
      or built-up land, a sign of a misplaced boundary. Each class has
its own
      source: ESA WorldCover 2021, streamed from ESA's public bucket,
or a user
      layer (a classified raster in the project, with layer, band and
class value).
    - With the check on, the GeoJSON gets WaterOverlap_m2,
WaterOverlap_pct,
      BuiltUpOverlap_m2 and BuiltUpOverlap_pct per plot (0 = no
overlap, empty =
      the plot is outside the reference data), so flagged plots can be
filtered,
      edited or deleted. A
      <name>_landcover_overlaps.csv lists every overlap, the report
gets two
      summary lines, and when a class uses WorldCover a styled
WorldCover layer is
      added below the output. TRACTStatus is not affected. The source
and layer
      choices are remembered; Water and Built-up start unticked on
every run.

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