support grpc obstruction map #17
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--maponeshot command line option for getting obstruction map../lens -h Usage of ./lens: -map Get obstruction mapby default, it uses the default Starlink gRPC address
192.168.100.1:9200. in rare cases, if custom gRPC address is needed (e.g., the client has multiple NICs connected to different Starlink dishes), one can set aGRPC_ADDR_PORTvariable inconfig.iniin the current directory.it saves the obstruction map in png format in the current directory with the naming scheme
obstruction-map-2025-03-19-23-20-51.png.it follows the same color scheme as
starlink-grpc-tools, with the only difference is changing the background to black from transparent.