Add legends for MapFeatureExplorer layer options

[mohitb35]

Introduce legends for different layer options in the MapFeatureExplorer, enhancing the user interface with visual representations of data ranges and categories. Update localization files and styles to support these changes.

Pending:

• [ ] Regenerate maps for biomass potential, soil bulk density, soil pH, tree species density
• [ ] Update legend for soil nitrogen
• [ ] Reverse default tenant change
• [ ] Spot checks for data

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Walkthrough

This change introduces a new legend system for map layers, including new data structures for legend metadata, a React component to render legends, and corresponding CSS styling. Several map layers are updated with legend configurations, and the UI logic for displaying legends in layer options is refactored to support the new system.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapFeatureExplorer/MapFeatureExplorer.module.scss	Modified .singleLayerOption layout from horizontal to vertical flex with smaller gaps; added .legendVisible modifier and new classes for .layerControls, .layerLegend, and nested legend bar styles to support legend display.
src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapFeatureExplorer/microComponents/LayerLegend.tsx	Added new React component LayerLegend with internal RangeLegend and CategoryLegend components to render map layer legends based on legend type, using CSS modules and localization.
src/features/projectsV2/ProjectsMap/MapFeatureExplorer/microComponents/SingleLayerOption.tsx	Refactored to early-return if layer unavailable; introduced booleans for selection and legend visibility; updated className logic; wrapped controls in new container; conditionally render LayerLegend when selected and legend exists.
src/utils/mapsV2/mapSettings.config.ts	Added RangeLegendData and CategoryLegendData interfaces and LegendData union; extended LayerConfig with optional legend; updated many map layers with legend metadata; changed some layers' canShow flags; expanded soil layer descriptions; corrected resolution values.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant SingleLayerOption
  participant LayerLegend
  participant mapSettingsConfig

  User->>SingleLayerOption: Interacts with map layer option
  SingleLayerOption->>mapSettingsConfig: Reads layer config (with legend)
  alt Layer is selected and legend is defined
    SingleLayerOption->>LayerLegend: Render with legend data
    LayerLegend-->>SingleLayerOption: Rendered legend UI
  end

Suggested labels

PR: reviewed-approved

Suggested reviewers

• sunilsabatp
• mariahosfeld

Poem

A legend appears on the map with a hop,
Colors and gradients—oh, what a crop!
Layers now boast their stories with pride,
As rabbits in code fields joyfully hide.
With every new legend, the map grows more bright—
Hippity-hop, it’s a wonderful sight! 🗺️🐇

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[mohitb35]

@mariahosfeld Layers are regenerated, and legends updated.

I think this is ready for release.

[sunilsabatp]

LGTM