Internal fixes

Enhanced flag view to allow a user to tap on a flag to enlarge it for better readability

Improved visibility of flags that overlap on the flags view.

changed default behavior, now if no range is selected an alert with instructions on how to select a range is presented. Once a range is selected it will be reused as the default the next time you run.

Fixed to now work with new back end services.

Changed app display name to EZRange

Fixed out of range issues. Populate range selection with all known ranges by default

Change to not filter out range flags unless they are over 1,000,000 yards away. This will make it easier for folks to create and check new ranges.

Add flag color swatches to the flags list when editing a Range, so that it's easier to know which flag you want to edit. Add an indicator on the flag editing page to let you know when it's achieved location lock. The copy icon turns green when locations is locked, otherwise it's red. A locked location means you have a stable GPS reading and it's a good value to use for the flag location.

Add ability to edit existing flags in an existing range, if you are the original creator of the range.

Change to not allow a range to be created without adding 1 or more flags.

Changed accepted iOS version to 15 (was 16). No other functional changes or bug fixes in this version.

Added the ability to delete a range, but only if you are the one who originally created it. Others will get a message telling them they are not the owner of the Range.

RangeFlagFinder now has the ability for you to select and create your own custom ranges. In the "setup" tab, tap on Select Range. Type in all or part of a range name to search for ranges. Tap on a range in the list to select that as your range. Return to the "flags" tab to see the pins. To create your own custom range, tap on the "+" icon in the upper right corner. Name your range and then tap on the "Flags" to list and add new flags. For new flags, again tap in the "+" icon. You can capture live locations in the flag editor and copy them into the flag locations field, or just enter the flag locations manually. Tap on the color swatch to select a flag color. Once you've added flags, save them and then save the range and the new range will now become available in the list of ranges. Select it and set it as your current range.