Add police icon #866
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Includes taginfo and poi.js additions
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Looks good to me here as well:
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Forced 1x looks good as well: |
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Closes #819. Renders
amenity=police(class=police,subclass=policein OMT) using an icon representing a police badge:'Infrastructure blue' and z15 as the starting zoom were chosen to match similar features like town halls. The current icon is modified based on comments in #819 to be slightly smaller (16x14 px without the halo) to better match the sizes of other icons, and the curves were accentuated to compensate. Definitely open to further modifications.
Test renderings:
Inglewood, CA (localhost link)
Jefferson City, MO (localhost link)
New York, NY (localhost link)
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