Add a compass to reset the map north - #13
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It's easy to accidentally rotate the map on mobile, and refreshing was the easiest way to get it pointing north again. The built-in compass was disabled, so this turns it on and keeps it visible on smaller screens too. Clicking it points the map north again without changing where you're looking.
I also moved the nearby controls up a little so nothing overlaps.
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npm testnpm run buildnpm run lintstill fails on a pre-existingno-namespaceerror inworker/src/types.ts; that file isn't touched by this PR, and the changed map file has no lint errors.