Troubleshoot map display with new data source

[fchen13]

Introduces a debug-enhanced WireMaps.html and a data comparison utility to diagnose issues with EBP network data files not displaying maps.

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Summary by Sourcery

Introduce debugging tools for the EBP network map by adding a debug-enhanced HTML page with data validation panels and filters, and a standalone JavaScript utility for comparing and diagnosing differences between two data files.

New Features:

• Add WireMaps.html "Debug Version" page with live data-loading checks, interactive filter panel, and map rendering debug logs
• Add debug_data_comparison.js utility to compare two EBP network data files, summarize structural differences, and report data quality issues

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Reviewer's Guide

Introduces a debug‐enhanced map HTML template (WireMaps.html) with real‐time loading diagnostics and interactive filtering, plus a new JavaScript utility (debug_data_comparison.js) to compare and validate EBP network data files

Class diagram for the new data comparison utility

classDiagram
    class DataComparisonResults {
      +summary: object
      +differences: string[]
      +issues: string[]
    }
    class compareDataFiles {
      +compareDataFiles(data1, data2, fileName1, fileName2)
    }
    class validateDataStructure {
      +validateDataStructure(data, fileName, results)
    }
    class findDataIssues {
      +findDataIssues(data, fileName)
    }
    class getTypeCounts {
      +getTypeCounts(data)
    }
    compareDataFiles --|> validateDataStructure
    compareDataFiles --|> findDataIssues
    compareDataFiles --|> getTypeCounts
    compareDataFiles --> DataComparisonResults

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Class diagram for the debug-enhanced map display logic

classDiagram
    class WireMaps {
      +debugDataLoading()
      +initMap(worldJson)
      +updateVisualization()
      +updateHeadquartersVisibility(centerVisible)
    }
    class FilteredData {
      +name: string
      +type: string
      +latitude: number
      +longitude: number
      +visible: boolean
      +rawData: object
    }
    class AggregatedData {
      +name: string
      +type: string
      +value: array
      +itemStyle: object
      +rawData: object
    }
    WireMaps --> FilteredData
    WireMaps --> AggregatedData

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Debug‐enhanced map interface and data loading diagnostics	Added debug panel with real‐time data loading checks Implemented debugDataLoading to validate structure, fields and coordinates Integrated filter panel UI with event‐driven map updates Enhanced initMap with error fallback, logging and dynamic source selection	source files/WireMaps.html
Data comparison utility for EBP network data files	Implemented compareDataFiles to produce summary, field diffs and project comparisons Added validateDataStructure and findDataIssues for field, coordinate and duplicate checks Auto-ran comparison on load when both data sets are present and exposed functions globally	source files/debug_data_comparison.js

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