Filter queryable layers to not include duplicates or inactive layers without "imageFeatureInfoMode": "always"#2263
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…w/o `"imageFeatureInfoMode": "always"`
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Fixes #2130.
Filters the array of layers to query to only include the first instance of each layer (or featureinfoLayer) to avoid multiple queries to the same layers (which toggles selection on and off).
Also filters queryableLayers so that only visible and queryable layers, or layers with
imageFeatureInfoMode: 'always'are included, mostly for making it more clear during execution what layers are actually going to be queried. The code following that section effectively gets to the same result so this change is not supposed to alter the current behaviour.