Patch Notes: Lighter travel, smoother crossings, Morrowind models up close

Performance

The Overworld travel view no longer leaves 1–1.7 GB of extra memory behind after a journey, and it draws faster while a route is on screen.

Fast travel across the map no longer briefly drops nearby players, or makes you stand still for them, when joining the next area is slow.

Morrowind bodies and horses no longer squash, stretch or shrink when the camera gets close to them. Up close, the camera now cuts into them like any other 3D object.
With the Billboard Look on, bodies and horses now stand as flat upright pictures at their true height, like the classic sprites, instead of shrinking when seen from above or up close.

Morrowind Model Detail (Settings > Combat > With Morrowind data): Pixelated, the default and the current look, or Sharp, which draws bodies, horses and your arms at your screen's full resolution. Sharp uses more video memory.

Roads and tracks through the Jungle of Bantha are now lined with pairs of great trees, one on each side, with vines
strung between their crowns across the road - about one pair every 150 metres.
Three pairings stand along the roads: a mahogany with a kapok leaning toward the road, with a fig, or with a kapok
sunk deep into its mound.

JUNGLE-ROADSIDE: vine-strung roadside pairs in the Jungle of Bantha, audited by @Lattymoy in #1200
travddm's three: travel view projection (#1168), HALO-WAIT (#1156), BODY-CROP x MW-DETAIL x BODY-FLAT (#1157) by @Lattymoy in #1198
HALO-WAIT: a cell crossing waits for a halo still connecting (#1134) by @travddm in #1156
BODY-CROP x MW-DETAIL x BODY-FLAT: Morrowind models up close, a detail setting, a flat Billboard Look by @travddm in #1157
Travel view: read the screen size and proj x view once a frame, not once a point by @travddm in #1168
Main's red deploy (JUNGLE-ROADSIDE #1200): pathData.js in account-deploy's path filter by @Lattymoy in #1201

Full Changelog: app-v0.1.11048...app-v0.1.11075