[Profile Tool] Introduce custom tolerance for vector layers #59215
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This allows to define a custom tolerance. If this tolerance is enabled, then this tolerance is used instead of the one defined in the elevation profile widget.
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Description
This tries to solve #58016 as suggested by @benoitdm-oslandia
The idea is to be able to define a custom tolerance by adding a
custom toleranceproperty. If set, this overrides the global tolerance parameter defined in the elevation profile widget.This is only implemented for vector layers at the moment since I'm not sure this is the right approach.
Any thoughts?