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- Add D3.js v7 dependency bundle in `h5.json` - Implement ForceDirectedGraph.cs mapping UI nodes over an SVG edge canvas - Support one-way directed graph visualization using SVG line and marker (arrows) - Add ForceDirectedGraphSample to Tesserae.Tests showcasing few and many node examples - Provide method to offset the destination arrow using `ArrowOffset` Co-authored-by: theolivenbaum <[email protected]>
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This PR introduces the
ForceDirectedGraphcomponent to Tesserae, enabling developers to render visual graphs using the D3.js force simulation engine. It accepts customIComponentnodes mapped to dynamic IDs, and unidirected edges. The component overlays standard HTML nodes on top of an SVG plane for arrows to combine styling flexibility with robust force layout positioning.Includes two interactive testing scenarios in
Tesserae.Tests.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3608484058156776840 started by @theolivenbaum