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Fork of Fork of 5 Buddhas

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Five overlapping Buddha silhouettes cascade diagonally across a black canvas, each filled with a distinct color—violet, green, blue, green, yellow—and outlined with contrasting strokes. Randomly scattered semi-transparent polygons in varied hues form a colorful backdrop. The visualization is built with React and ReactDOM, rendering SVG elements including `path` and `polygon`. The Buddha shapes use a static SVG path, while backgrounds are generated via a `polygonPoints` helper, assigning random coordinates, sizes, side counts, and fill colors.

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