fix: Fix pixelmap parameters for images smaller than tiles #1359
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Fix an issue when generating pixelmap parameters for images smaller than tiles. Specifically, if an image was small (say 100 x 100) and claimed to be tiled where the tiles where more than twice the size of the image (say 1024 x 1024), the minimum tile level was not set appropriately for the tile layer, and, if corrected, the url could ask for a negative z level. If negative z levels are ever desired, this would need to change.
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Fix an issue when generating pixelmap parameters for images smaller than tiles. Specifically, if an image was small (say 100 x 100) and claimed to be tiled where the tiles where more than twice the size of the image (say 1024 x 1024), the minimum tile level was not set appropriately for the tile layer, and, if corrected, the url could ask for a negative z level. If negative z levels are ever desired, this would need to change.