Drawing an SVGImageElement to a canvas goes haywire. This checks for
that behavior and warns about it, and turns off the fine-grained
selection logic.

This fixes the ultra-fast scrolling that was happening in Safari.
It also makes scrolling more consistent in general.

I forgot to undo some changes to the drawImage logic oops

The click-test code skips the pixel test in Safari, since
drawing SVGs to a canvas is, apparently, a buggy mess.
This also adds a bunch of -webkit-user-select properties
to make things unselectable in Safari.

This adds a CR1632 button cell

Some event listeners were being set up instantly, rather than
after the document was fully loaded. This caused them to try
to access a canvas before it was ready, spitting out an error.
The relevant code is now in the DOMContentLoaded block.

Also fix broken attribution for utility poles

That was a Blender thing. Also updates the process-model
script so that it runs some stuff in parallel, which might
make it slightly less agonizingly slow.

(just a credit card for now, though). This also introduces some fixes
to the process-model script, allowing for it to compensate for the
extra height introduced by the line art. blender-model.py is adjusted
to allow for this, and makeModel() now checks for the bottom/extra
values produced by the process.

This would cause problems in Firefox

Auto prey capacity was getting set to false, rather than 'off'.
It was also showing up when it shouldn't have. The blender script
ignores spaces in the view list now. makeModel wasn't including
mass correcetly.