Improved Rendering

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We have improved rendering for more complex maps. Maps with a lot of items will render faster and more efficiently. We have also improved the KML parsing for KML files that have highly complex polygons and lines.

We have also corrected a minor bug with line styling not showing up properly for small line segments, or when zoomed out.

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