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test multi-effect

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This interactive network diagram displays the character relationships from Les Misérables using a force-directed layout, with nodes colored by group and link thickness encoding connection weight. Hovering over a node highlights it and all its direct neighbors with a black stroke, making local connections immediately visible. Built with d3.v4, the visualization uses `d3.forceSimulation` with link, charge, and center forces, `d3.drag` for node repositioning, and SVG circles and lines for rendering. The data comes from the bundled `miserables.json` file, while the hover effect is implemented by querying SVG elements by their generated `id` attributes.

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