Please someone correct me, but from a naive experiment I just did I don't think the summit:cross=yes tag in the .osm ends up being incorporated in OsmAnd's .obf database.
I downloaded a tiny patch of .osm data around the peak in question,
generated the .obf using OsmAndMapCreator, then used the inspector.bat
script from OsmAndMapCreator with the -vmap -vmapobjects -osm flags to
report on the .obf contents.
where the .osm has:
<node id="26864320" lat="45.9565995" lon="10.0555039">
<tag k="alt_name" v="Pizzo della Presolana"/>
<tag k="ele" v="2521"/>
<tag k="name" v="Presolana Occidentale"/>
<tag k="natural" v="peak"/>
<tag k="summit:cross" v="yes"/>
</node>
inspector.bat gives from the .obf:
<node id = '9' version='1' lat='45.956604' lon='10.055494' >
<tag k='natural' v='peak' />
<tag k='ele_limit' v='3000' />
<tag k='ele' v='2521' />
<tag k='name' v='Presolana Occidentale' />
<tag k='original_id' v='26864320'/>
<tag k='osmand_id' v='3438632972'/>
</node>
I only found out how to use inspector.bat from this post
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/osmand/amP5cFzHUg8> and have
never used it before, so I'll stop now in case I'm doing more harm than
good! However, given the rather unregulated tagging in OSM I can see it
would be essential for OsmAnd to be selective to optimise the file size.
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