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A real-time waveform plot on a canvas scrolls horizontally as new random data points arrive, creating a dynamic line graph. The animation updates every 100 milliseconds, shifting the drawing origin leftward and clearing the canvas to simulate an endless stream. Built with the HTML5 Canvas API, it uses `setInterval`, `clearRect`, and `translate` to manage the redraw cycle. The line is drawn in red, showing a continuous trace of fluctuating y-values around a baseline.

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