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Passes are extracted from OSM PBF nodes (mountain_pass=yes) and linked to
containing ways; highway road values map to road, track to track,
path/footway to path, plus hiking for rock/climbing. All passes are kept,
coloured distinctly (road/track/path/hiking/unknown) for road-bike validation
on ride 397. Single squashed migration adds category column, cheap to re-extract.
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Replace the centcols CSV download/enrichment pipeline with OSM PBF
extraction as the primary (only) source: merge osmpass into mountain_pass,
drop the centcols table and model fields, filter to named passes with
elevation, and remove the centcols CLI flags.
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charts
- osmpass: extract mountain_pass=yes nodes from an OSM PBF, enrich centcols passes with OSM coordinates, resumable -fetch-osm download
- mountain_pass: DetectCrossings for a ride, MatchClimb to name a climb after the pass it tops
- ride: expose Points(), add Climb.Top() and Climb.Name
- chart: -chart renders elevation profile with climb bands and pass markers
- commands: -fetch-osm, -extract-osm, -import-cached, -enrich
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