Adds Crosswalk and Pedestrian Signal labels to tutorial #3388
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Oh! And I fixed the bug where old flashing arrows would show up after deleting a label (#3318). |
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Resolves #2846
Fixes #3318
Adds Crosswalk and Pedestrian Signal labels to the tutorial. To try and keep the length of the tutorial from ballooning too much, I removed some of the labels that were redundant; instead, I add the labels to the pano for the user and explain that that's what's happening.
We received translations from our partners in Chinese and German. I didn't hear back from our partners who typically provide Dutch translations. And we don't currently have someone to provide Spanish translations. I have a spreadsheet where I record translations that we need though, so I will be able to hand it off to new translators when we have them!
Screenshots of the new content (skipping some less exciting ones for (relative) brevity)
Things to check before submitting the PR