Kozai::Bundled

A handful of element sets compiled into the binary.

These exist for one situation: a station starting for the first time with no network and nothing cached. Without them the interface comes up empty — no satellites, dashes in every field — which reads as a broken program rather than as a station that has not been given any elements yet.

They are a last resort, not a source. Catalog reaches for them only when every configured file and URL has produced nothing and nothing is already in memory, and it says so in the log when it does. Their age is reported through the same field as any other element set, so a prediction made from them is labelled exactly as honestly as one made from a fresh download; by the time a release is a few weeks old the interface will be showing a stale warning over them, which is correct and is the point.

Nine satellites, chosen to make the first screen recognisable rather than to be a useful catalogue: the ISS, the oldest working amateur satellite and two popular FM birds, a geostationary one so the map shows a stationary footprint, and three weather satellites.