Put events on the map with place attributes

The new map reads places straight from event attributes. There is nothing to set up.

• Use the address levels you know: country; state, province or region; county or district; city, town, village or place; location for a specific site; and coordinate for an exact point.
• Areas first: most levels show the area around the place. Only location and coordinate show a single spot.
• Several places for one event: separate them with ; to make one map element each.
• Movement comes automatically: within an atlas, each placed event links to the previous one, so the timeline shows where things went. You can change the animation on the map and it is kept.
• Fewer typos: attribute name boxes in the event editor now suggest the place names the map reads.
• Imports bring places too: the Data Puller adds place attributes when its source knows where an event happened, and the prompts for Use external AI ask for them.

Attributes stay your data: the map only reads them, and writes back to an event only when you choose Write to the event.