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Add speed graph panel below the video for a single track. - #225
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Right-click a track and choose "Speed graph" to show the speed over time below the video, with a vertical cursor following playback and scrubbing. Uses the existing kinematics (and smoothing) of the track; a Refresh button recomputes the data. - SpeedTimeline: UI-free timeline builder (timestamps -> seconds, drops NaN). - SpeedTimelinePanel: OxyPlot panel with a playhead annotation, created in code. - PlayerScreenUserInterface2: context menu entry, docking, cursor updates, hide on track deletion and video reset. - Kinovea.Tests.Unit: cross-platform xUnit tests (net8.0) linking SpeedTimeline.cs. - CI: run unit tests, trigger on main and manual dispatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Right-click a track and choose "Speed graph" to show the speed over time below the video, with a vertical cursor following playback and scrubbing. Uses the existing kinematics (and smoothing) of the track; a Refresh button recomputes the data.