[iandees]

Follow-up to #719. The Parcels run on 2026-10-26 finished in about 13 hours (job 83c36518: 3.9 hours of overview, 4.3 hours of detail with the slowest shard 4.3 hours and every shard under 2.7GB, then the join and upload), so the world-sized polygons were the cause of the 57 hour shard. Its logs also showed what the 5 degree feature extent rule from #719 dropped:

source	dropped	what they are
us/wa/statewide	2	the world-sized polygons with a parcel-sized hole (intended)
us/md/howard	94,555	every parcel in the file: the coordinates are Maryland State Plane feet (for example 1,282,935 and 619,538) written as if they were longitude and latitude
us/ak/north_slope_borough	4	real wilderness parcels, 7 to 13 degrees wide at 68N
no/21/statewide and no/countrywide	6 each (the same 6)	real Svalbard parcels, 5 to 11 degrees wide at 76 to 79N

So the rule worked for Washington, caught Howard for the wrong reason, and wrongly dropped about 10 legitimate large polygons, because a degree of longitude is short at high latitude. The published parcels tileset from that run is missing them until the next run; the 3.3M-feature Washington file's real largest polygon is only about 1.1 degrees, but these others are much larger.

This replaces the feature-wide 5 degree extent rule with two separate checks in badGeometry:

• out-of-range: any coordinate outside longitude -180..180 or latitude -90..90 (or NaN) drops the feature, for every geometry type. This is exactly the broken Howard data, and it is cheap and unambiguous.
• oversized: a Polygon, or any one polygon of a MultiPolygon, wider or taller than 20 degrees. The world-sized polygons are 360 by 180. Measuring each polygon separately also keeps a MultiPolygon that straddles the antimeridian, whose parts are each small.

Points and lines are only checked for range.

Run over the real sources with the new function:

source	features	out-of-range	oversized
us/wa/statewide	3,322,111	0	2
us/md/howard	94,556	94,556	0
us/ak/north_slope_borough	7,031	0	0
no/21/statewide	8,643	0	0

The log now has a separate line for each kind, naming the job and source.

The Howard County source is still broken upstream and will never produce parcels until its coordinates are fixed; that is a source configuration problem, not something fabric can repair, and it is not new (those features can never be tiled).