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Created on Jan 6, 2023

A force-directed graph maps a personal goal hierarchy, with "Tasks" linking to progress, health, and awards, which branch into daily activities like programming, cardio, and good sleep. Nodes are rendered as SVG symbols (circles) and text via the D3 `symbol` and `forceSimulation` APIs, with `forceCenter`, `forceManyBody`, and `forceLink` driving the layout. Interactions include mouseover styling and a mousedown event dispatch.

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