Use lat,long from Cloudflare instead of calculating it manually #39
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It turns out that Cloudflare actually exposes the client's latitude and longitude on a custom
cfproperty on the incomingrequest, calledIncomingRequestCfProperties.This PR makes use of those coordinates and discards the manual conversion from country code to latitude and longitude.