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Created on Oct 13, 2024

Five thousand randomly generated diamond polygons overlap in a dark SVG canvas, each with arbitrary rotation and RGB fill values derived from `Math.random()`. A Buddha path drawing is layered on top, translated and scaled via SVG `<g transform>`. The React component renders both the polygon grid and the detailed path data using React DOM.

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