Layer adjustments related to inland waters

[mhines-usgs]

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Title

usgs-makerspace/makerspace-sandbox#680

Description

• removed the baselayer water features because we wanted to eliminate inland water bodies that are making it hard to interpret the stream temp colors
• created a new tile set for only the great lakes and added to a jenkins job that puts the tiles in our s3 maptiles prod bucket (pr to come for wbeep-processing jenkinsfile behind that)
• re-ordered the layers to get arrangement correct
• adjusted the oceans and great lakes water color to be the more 'bold' blue color from water storage that people liked in the feedback from review, we can do this now that we aren't showing the inland waters.
• added a state fill layer to fill the states in after changing background layer to be the water color

After making a pull request

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• Assign someone to review unless the change is trivial

[mhines-usgs]

here's what it looks like with these changes:

[mhines-usgs]

from the neighboring countries/land color to the water color

[mhines-usgs]

changing the background to be the water color instead (since we drop the water baselayer from openmaptiles) makes the states blue, so have to add this solid fill state layer

[mhines-usgs]

this is in prep for the legend edit task, but figured i would tweak it while I'm in here.