fix: access to roads where transporting hazardous materials is forbidden

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Fixes #1813

Information about the changes

Fixes a phenomenon, where access to ways tagged with both hazmat=no and maxheight was blocked regardless of the corresponding query flag.

The reason for this bizarre behavior has been that the method which retrieves vehicle type value from the storage has been reading two consecutive bytes into a buffer mis-interpreting the second byte as a special type of destination flag. The flag, however, was removed from the storage a while ago, resulting in the value being set to the first byte of the numerical maxheight restriction.

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