Generate a ride map image via POST API

You are given a local JSON file `ride-simple.json` containing a recorded bike ride as an ordered list of GPS points. Assume the file format is: ```json { "points": [ {"lat": 47.58, "lon": -122.31}, {"lat": 47.581, "lon": -122.309}, ... ] } ``` You are also given a map-rendering HTTP API. The **only** allowed endpoint is: - `POST /render` - Request: JSON describing the map to render. - Response: raw PNG bytes (content-type `image/png`). ### Overlay schema (assumed) Your `POST /render` JSON may include: - `center`: `{ "lat": number, "lon": number }` - `width`: integer pixels - `height`: integer pixels - `zoom`: integer - `markers`: array of `{ "lat": number, "lon": number, "type": "start"|"stripe" }` - `paths`: array of `{ "points": [{"lat":..., "lon":...}, ...], "color": "blue"|"brown" }` ## Tasks 1. Load `ride-simple.json` and extract the ordered coordinate list. 2. Using only `POST /render`, render and save a map image for the following view settings: ```json { "center": {"lat": 47.579, "lon": -122.31}, "width": 400, "height": 600, "zoom": 13 } ``` 3. Render and save a second map image that includes overlays derived from the ride coordinates: - Add a `start` marker at the **first** coordinate. - Add a `stripe` marker at the **last** coordinate. - Draw the ride polyline by splitting the coordinate list into consecutive chunks of 10 points: - Chunk 1 (points 1–10): blue - Chunk 2 (points 11–20): brown - Chunk 3 (points 21–30): blue - ... alternating until all points are used. - Use the same view settings as in task (2). ## Output - Two PNG files saved to disk (e.g., `map_view.png` and `map_ride.png`). ## Edge cases to handle - Fewer than 2 points in the ride file. - Total points not divisible by 10 (final chunk shorter). - Network errors or non-200 responses from the render API.