Fixing speed constraints #192
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…speed limits, and a way of using them in the cache_gis function.
…speed limits. Changed the cache_gis function inside of the Query class to import the correct speed limits instead of generating them.
…not each coordinate. That is why the calculate_speed_limits function was modified so that it takes the speed limits per coordinate to the speed limits per meter.
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Implemented new speed constraints based on FSGP 2024 data. In this version, instead of calculating the speed limits based on the curvature of the track, I included the speed_limit array I created, where the speed limit is the maximal speed achieved at every location in the track. The changes themselves can be seen in the implementation of the cache_gis function. Additionally, I included a couple of tests to make sure that everything works as expected.