Add multi-tile input to tippecanoe-overzoom (#249)

* Reviving multi-source-tile overzoom: the clip.cpp side

* Reviving multi-source-tile overzoom: the overzoom.cpp side

* Update readme

* Update version and changelog
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Erica Fischer
2024-07-23 13:21:10 -07:00
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@@ -991,10 +991,15 @@ to turn those into moderate detail tiles at high zoom levels, for the benefit of
renderers that cannot internally overzoom high-resolution tiles without losing
some of the precision. Running:
tippecanoe-overzoom -o out.mvt.gz inz/inx/iny outz/outx/outy in.mvt.gz
tippecanoe-overzoom -o out.mvt.gz in.mvt.gz inz/inx/iny outz/outx/outy
reads tile `inz/inx/iny` of `in.mvt.gz` and produces tile `outz/outx/outy` of `out.mvt.gz`.
tippecanoe-overzoom -o out.mvt.gz -t outz/outx/outy in.mvt.gz inz/inx/iny in2.mvt.gz in2z/in2x/in2y in3.mvt.gz in3z/in3x/in3y
reads tile `inz/inx/iny` of `in.mvt.gz`, tile `in2z/in2x/in2y` of `in2.mvt.gz`, and tile `in3z/in3x/in3y` of `in3.mvt.gz`,
and produces tile `outz/outx/outy` of `out.mvt.gz` from them.
### Options
* `-b` *buffer*: Set the tile buffer in the output tile (default 5)