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Fork of forking budha into 5 -overlapping Buddha

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Created on Mar 2, 2023

Five overlapping Buddha silhouettes, colored with semi-transparent random RGB polygons, create a dense, chaotic collage on a green background. The layout is generated by nesting three loops that map array values through `Math.random()` to position and scale 960x1000 SVG polygons, each rotated 45 degrees. The primary Buddha path is rendered in a translated `<g>` group, while `React` and `ReactDOM` manage the component structure and mounting to the DOM.

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