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Fork of VizHub Runtime State Machine Diagram

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This animated state machine diagram illustrates the runtime lifecycle of code changes in VizHub, showing transitions between IDLE, ENQUEUED, PENDING_CLEAN, and PENDING_DIRTY states with notes explaining each phase. It uses Mermaid.js to render a stateDiagram-v2 from an embedded definition string, with custom theme variables and CSS overrides for gray note backgrounds and consistent typography via the Nunito font. The visualization is generated client-side as inline SVG, with post-render DOM manipulation to ensure styling consistency.

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