chore(website): move the Polish careers location to Warsaw - #44
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Shift the map dot east and slightly south to match Warsaw's position.
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Superseded by #45, which is now merged — Warsaw is on #45 covered the same rename plus a few extras, which is why this one now conflicts:
Closing as already applied — thanks for catching the Warsaw move. |
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Updates the careers map so the Polish team location reads Warsaw instead of Szczecin.
The map dot moves from
x: 98, y: 19tox: 102, y: 20— Warsaw is roughly 6.5° east and 1.2° south, scaled against the existing points' ~0.56 units per degree. Coordinates are free-form percentages, so no land-dot snapping is involved.