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This example visualizes the end-to-end product lifecycle, from ideation through post-launch, using a Mermaid flowchart. The diagram groups phases into colored subgraphs and connects tasks with directional arrows, including a feedback loop back to ideation. It is rendered in the browser via the Mermaid JavaScript library, which fetches the diagram definition from a local `.mermaid` file and converts it to SVG. Styling is applied through CSS and JavaScript, using the Inconsolata font and custom theme variables to ensure monochrome nodes, black borders, and consistent typography.

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