pbfShardGenerator: Add bounds to extracted pbf files#195
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This is mostly so that software can see the bounds without having to figure out what shard the file (i.e., so we can more easily look at an area in JOSM and figure out what is going on around the boundary). Signed-off-by: Taylor Smock <tsmock@fb.com>
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This is mostly so that software can see the bounds without having to
figure out what shard the file (i.e., so we can more easily look at an
area in JOSM and figure out what is going on around the boundary).