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This example demonstrates a directed graph rendered as SVG using the dagreD3 library, with nodes labeled A through E and styled edges that vary in color, thickness, dash pattern, and arrowhead appearance. The graph layout is computed by dagreD3’s renderer, which is invoked with a `Graph` object built via the `graphlib` API. Node and edge styles are applied through inline attributes such as `style` and `labelStyle`, while custom CSS classes like `arrowhead` override default arrow colors. The final SVG is centered horizontally within a fixed-height container using D3’s `select` and `attr` methods, with the graph’s dimensions dictating the canvas height.

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