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This example demonstrates a generative pattern of horizontal and vertical bars overlaid with SVG masks that reveal circular shapes derived from D3 symbols. The visualization renders 100 thin rectangular strips in each direction, sized to the viewport, and applies a mask containing a symbol path. Using D3 v6 with the `select`, `range`, `symbols`, and `symbol` APIs, the code constructs SVG elements dynamically, with the mask’s fill toggled by an `inverted` boolean to alternate visible regions. It functions as a starter template emphasizing minimal layout and mask-based clipping.

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