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docs: add scene visualization examples #7240

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This pull request significantly expands the library's documentation by introducing a new 'Scene Visualization' category. It adds eleven distinct and engaging examples that demonstrate various dynamic and real-time data visualization capabilities, enriching the showcase of interactive and animated charting.

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  • New Scene Visualization Category: A new 'Scene Visualization' category has been added to the documentation, focusing on dynamic and real-time data stream visualizations.
  • Eleven New Dynamic Examples: This PR introduces eleven diverse examples showcasing various animation techniques, including simulations of physical phenomena, real-time monitoring, and abstract data flow visualizations.
  • Comprehensive Documentation: Corresponding English and Chinese documentation files have been added to describe the new 'Scene Visualization' category and its examples.

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This pull request adds a fantastic collection of animated scene visualization examples. The code is generally well-structured and demonstrates the capabilities of G2 for creating dynamic charts. I've found a few areas for improvement, mainly concerning a recurring memory leak with setInterval and some minor issues in specific examples. Addressing these will make the examples more robust and easier to understand.

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  • Overall coverage increased (+0.02%) to 79.966%
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@interstellarmt interstellarmt merged commit 2dfcd06 into v5 Dec 18, 2025
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