Add support for Equidistant Cylindrical ellipsoidal method (EPSG:1028)#4656
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[Backport 9.8] [doc] Update eqc.rst after #4656
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Summary
This adds correct support for the ellipsoidal Equidistant Cylindrical while preserving the existing spherical method (EPSG:1029).
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+proj=eqcimplementation to use EPSG:1028 ellipsoidal formulas when an ellipsoid is in use, and keep the spherical implementation.Notes
Link to these two methods in EPSG: