r.horizon: address incorrect number of rasters created #3411
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E.g. for start=0, end=12, step=5, three rasters are now generated (0, 5, 10) and not only 2 (because 12/5 = 2...) as was the case before.This also speeds up the test significantly, there was no need to run r.horizon with full resolution if we are checking only the created raster names.
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Fixes #2582.
E.g. for start=0, end=12, step=5, three rasters are now generated (0, 5, 10) and not only 2 (because 12/5 = 2...) as was the case before.
Documentation is still valid, the interval is [start, end) as described there. Not sure if this should be backported, it is a bugfix, but it could break things (e.g. in QGIS, see the link in #2582).
This also speeds up the test significantly, there was no need to run r.horizon with full resolution if we are checking only the created raster names.