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Fork of Svelte + D3: Reveal area chart

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Created on Feb 20, 2024

This example shows a responsive area chart with a smooth, curved line representing a single series of data points. A solid pink area fills the space beneath the line, while a dark gray rectangle animates across the chart from left to right, acting as a reveal effect. The visualization uses Svelte's reactive declarations combined with D3's `scaleLinear`, `line`, and `area` generators with a Catmull-Rom curve. The chart resizes dynamically based on the container's dimensions, with all rendering performed using SVG paths.

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