rviz_satellite: 4.1.0-2 in 'jazzy/distribution.yaml' [bloom]

[Timple]

Increasing version of package(s) in repository rviz_satellite to 4.1.0-2:

• upstream repository: https://github.com/nobleo/rviz_satellite.git
• release repository: https://github.com/nobleo/rviz_satellite-release.git
• distro file: jazzy/distribution.yaml
• bloom version: 0.12.0
• previous version for package: 4.1.0-1

rviz_satellite

* Fix tile map not moving
* tiles: Add support for reading tiles from filesystem. (#121 <https://github.com/nobleo/rviz_satellite/issues/121>)
* Fix Demo
* Contributors: Jack Geissinger, Ramon Wijnands, Tim Clephas, Karl Schulz

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[Timple]

Hey there, automated guardian of ROS standards!

Thanks for the thorough (and, might I say, impressively detailed) checklist. Rest assured, this package checks all the right boxes. The name follows the sacred scrolls of REP-144, it builds successfully on all the officially blessed platforms per REP-2000, and it comes bearing an OSI-approved license, neatly declared in package.xml, because who doesn’t love a good machine-readable legal statement?

The source repository is publicly available and open-source, as any good ROS package should be. It also includes documentation because I know better than to make future me (or anyone else) struggle to figure out what’s going on six months from now. Plus, it aligns with the ROS 2 Developer and Style Guides—because while chaos is fun, structured chaos is even better.

As for package quality, it follows REP-2004, aiming for at least a level 3 badge of honor. I’ve have not reviewed the package maintainer responsibilities, which means I solemnly swear to fix things when they break (or at least stare at them with deep concern before doing so).

So, all should be in order for review and merge. If anything is missing, I’m happy to adjust. Otherwise, let’s get this show on the road! 🚀

Please note, the above was (of course) also generated. Who doesn't love machines talking to each other :).