v2.7.4: Named location presets and tappable nearest-airport ticker

Location presets can now optionally be given a name (e.g. "Home"),
shown in the overview instead of the raw coordinates. The
nearest-airport ticker on the Location Presets screen is now
tappable (shown with a thin green border) and adds that airport
directly as a new preset with its name and coordinates, using the
existing local airport database on the SD card - no internet lookup
needed. AirportLookup::findNearest() now also returns the found
airport's own lat/lon for this purpose.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -74,7 +74,9 @@ live air traffic *there* instead, regardless of where your device physically is.
A "?" info button right on the Location Presets screen explains all of this
again directly on the device.
The screen also shows the **nearest known airport** (from a built-in list of ~34 major airports worldwide) to whichever location is currently active - handy to see exactly where a foreign preset points to, or why a location has a lot of air traffic. If the airport name doesn't fit on one line, it scrolls horizontally like a marquee.
**Naming presets:** when adding a preset, you can optionally give it a name (e.g. "Home"), which is then shown in the overview instead of the raw coordinates.
The screen also shows the **nearest known airport** (from a built-in list of ~34 major airports worldwide) to whichever location is currently active - handy to see exactly where a foreign preset points to, or why a location has a lot of air traffic. If the airport name doesn't fit on one line, it scrolls horizontally like a marquee. This ticker is tappable (shown with a thin green border) - tapping it adds that airport directly as a new preset with its name and coordinates, using the same local airport database on the SD card, no internet lookup needed.
### 📶 WiFi Manager (up to 3 saved networks)
Under **Menu → WiFi/Network** you can save up to 3 WiFi networks at once (not