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Add donut clusters and native Mapbox raster PMTiles - #222
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Add donut charts for native GeoJSON and precomputed vector-tile clusters, and restore raster PMTiles loading on current Mapbox GL JS through its native source support. This consolidates the four existing local main commits (raster PMTiles, regenerated docs, Mapbox GL JS 3.31.0, and donut clusters) with the Census/India map follow-ups.
1.5B. Donut numbers share their icons' collision rules so visible donuts retain their counts.Validation: the focused cluster-donut and legend-patch-toggle test files pass, including native/precomputed label placement, proxy serialization, million/billion rounding boundaries, and SVG/CSS patch preservation. The India preview previously displayed
1.5B. GitHub's save-map workflow supplies separate cross-platform checks; the full package/browser suite was not rerun for these small follow-ups.