Copy RouteOptions as its most specific type#3192
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Fixed an issue where copying a RouteOptions subclass resulted in an instance of RouteOptions itself.
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Fixed an issue where copying an instance of a RouteOptions subclass resulted in an instance of RouteOptions itself. Now calling
RouteOptions.copy()always returns the same specific type as the original object.Along for the ride,
RouteOptions.without(waypoint:)has been renamedRouteOptions.without(_:), because the argument label is redundant to the argument type at the point of use.Fixes #3191.
/cc @mapbox/navigation-ios @OttyLab