IndoorLevel objects are only equal by id. It is possible that may have different
contents.
While a level is usually enclosed by a single building, a level might be enclosed by
several buildings (e.g., a carpark level might span multiple buildings).
Sets this level as the visible level in its building. If a level is enclosed in
several buildings, then all those buildings will have this level set as active.
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