Fix overlapping paths in at, bg, ee, lu, nl, ru flags#1251
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Hello,
I have been investigating a border-radius issue with the Estonian flag at DOMjudge/domjudge#2537.

As can be seen at https://www.domjudge.org/demoweb/public, there's a faint gray border in the corners of the flag:
After a lot of digging and thinking this was a bug in all browsers' rendering engines, I came to the conclusion that the flag included a black rectangle spanning the entire background. Changing this rectangle to only span one-third of the flag, appears to fix it 😄
I've applied the same fix to an arbitrary selection of other flags that use three horizontal bands, because I don't really know a good way to (semi-)automate this and don't feel like fixing all flags manually 😛 Nonetheless, every little bit helps, and I hope this PR helps as well 🙂
Quick-and-dirty HTML file that I used to test:
Place this file in the repo's root and run
python3 -m http.serverto test. Changebackground:whiteto something else to make sure that the white bars are actually there.