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Add JSDoc Comments to RegionMap.jsx #198

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I created this PR to address this rule:

"Add jsdoc to all functions and file headers."

Description

This PR adds JSDoc comments to the functions and file header in the RegionMap.jsx file. Each function now has a JSDoc comment that describes its purpose, parameters (if any), and return value (if any). The file header also has a JSDoc comment that provides an overview of the file's purpose and any important information.

Summary of Changes

  • Added a JSDoc comment to the file header of RegionMap.jsx.
  • Added JSDoc comments to the following functions in RegionMap.jsx:
    • MapComponent()
    • handleRegionClick()
    • getRegionGeometry()
    • getVisibleRegions()
    • updateSelectedRegionStyle()
    • initializeMap()

These changes ensure that the codebase is well-documented and easy to understand.

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  • Rollback changes to frontend/src/components/RegionMap.jsx
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