[maps] fix marker size scale issue for counts #132057
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Fixes #131693
This PR sets the range.min to 1 for count fields since we know that counts can be only positivity integers counting 1,2,3, ...
Forcing the minimum count to 1 instead of the minimum count on screen has the effect of showing circle sizes in better proportion to their values. In the example screen shots below, notice how the markers for the smaller values are much more visible and better reflect relativity of their values.
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