Svelte Streamdown

Svelte port of Streamdown

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Svelte Streamdown

A Svelte port of Streamdown by Vercel - an all in one markdown renderer, designed specifically for AI-powered streaming applications.

📦 Installation

npm install svelte-streamdown
# or
pnpm add svelte-streamdown
# or
yarn add svelte-streamdown

🚀 Overview

Perfect for AI-powered applications that need to stream and render markdown content safely and beautifully, with support for incomplete markdown blocks, security hardening, and rich features like code highlighting, math expressions, and interactive diagrams.

✨ Main Features

🔄 Streaming-Optimized

Incomplete Markdown Parsing: Handles unterminated blocks gracefully
Progressive Rendering: Perfect for streaming AI responses
Real-time Updates: Optimized for dynamic content
Smooth Animations: Animate tokens and blocks as they are streamed.

🔒 Security Hardening

Image Origin Control: Whitelist allowed image sources
Link Safety: Control link destinations

🎯 Fully Customizable Components & Theming

Every component customizable with Svelte snippets
Granular theming system - customize every part of every component
Override default styling and behavior for any markdown element
Full control over rendering with type-safe props
Seamless integration with your design system

🎨 Built-in Typography Styles

Beautiful, responsive typography with built-in Tailwind CSS classes for headings, lists, code blocks, and more. Comes with a complete default theme that works out of the box.

📝 Extensive Markdown Features

Full support for

Basic text marks: bold, italic, code, ~~Strikethrough~~
~~Subscript~~ and ^Superscript^
Links
Headings (H1–H6)
Blockquotes
Github alert
Ordered & unordered lists (including roman, alpha, nested)
Task lists ([ ] and [x])
Code blocks
Mermaid diagrams
Math $expressions$
Escaping currency symbols ($140)
Complex tables
Footnotes [^1]
Inline citations [ref] [ref2]
MDX components (embed custom Svelte components)

[^1]: Reference render in a popover by default. with rich content support and multiline

[!NOTE] 🧠 AI Prompting Tip: For best results, use our comprehensive prompt covering all supported markdown features.

💻 Interactive Code Blocks

Syntax highlighting powered by Shiki
Copy-to-clipboard functionality
Support any Shiki themes

🔢 Mathematical Expressions

LaTeX math support through KaTeX:

Perfect rendering for scientific content
Inline math: $E = mc^2$
Block math:

$$ \sum_{i=1}^n x_i $$

🧜‍♀️ Mermaid Diagrams

Render Mermaid diagrams from code blocks
Incremental rendering during streaming content
Pan and Zoom
Full screen mode

Example:

graph TD
    A[Start] --> B{Is it working?}
    B -->|Yes| C[Great!]
    B -->|No| D[Debug]
    D --> B
    C --> E[End]

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Frontend
    participant API
    participant Database

    User->>Frontend: Submit form
    Frontend->>API: POST /api/data
    API->>Database: INSERT query
    Database-->>API: Success
    API-->>Frontend: 200 OK
    Frontend-->>User: Show success message

pie title Project Time Allocation
    "Development" : 45
    "Testing" : 25
    "Documentation" : 15
    "Meetings" : 15

Complex table support

Colspan

H1	H2	H3
This cell spans 3 columns

Header 1	Header 2	Header 3
This cell spans 2 columns		Normal
Normal	Normal	Normal

Rowspan

Header 1	Header 2
This cell spans	Cell A
two rows ^	Cell B

Header 1	Header 2
Cell B	Cell A
---------------	--------
Footer

Column alignment

Left	Center	Right
A	B	C

Multiple headers and very complex layout

| Product Category ||| Sales Data Q1-Q4 2024 |||| | Product | Region || Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | | Name | Type | Area | Revenue | Revenue | Revenue | Revenue | |-------------|---------|------------|---------|---------|---------|---------| | Laptop Pro | Electronics | North America || $45,000 | $52,000 | $48,000 | | Laptop Pro ^ | ^ | Europe | $32,000 | $38,000 | $41,000 | $44,000 | | Laptop Pro ^ | ^ | Asia || $28,000 | $35,000 | $42,000 | | Office Chair | Furniture | North America | $15,000 | $18,000 | $16,000 | $17,000 | | Office Chair ^ | ^ | Europe | $12,000 | $14,000 | $15,000 | $16,000 | | Wireless Mouse | Electronics | Global ||| $25,000 | $28,000 | |-------------|---------|------------|---------|---------|---------|---------| | Total Revenue ||| $152,000 | $185,000 | $187,000 | $205,000 |

Complex list support

decimal

First item
Second item
Third item

lower-alpha

a. First item
b. Second item
c. Third item

upper-alpha

A. First item
B. Second item
C. Third item

lower-roman

i. First item
ii. Second item
iii. Third item

upper-roman

I. First item
II. Second item
III. Third item

Nested Lists

First level (numeric) a. Second level (lowercase alpha) i. Third level (lowercase roman) - Fourth level (bullet) I. Fifth level (uppercase roman) A. Sixth level (uppercase alpha)
Back to the first level

Task List

Uncompleted task
Completed task
Another uncompleted task
- Nested uncompleted subtask
- Nested completed subtask

Alert Support

[!IMPORTANT] Native support for Github style Alert

Description List

:   Topic 1   :  Description 1
: **Topic 2** : *Description 2*
:   Topic 3   :  Description 3
:   Topic 3   :  Description 3

Citation Support

Streamdown supports inline citations that allow you to reference external sources and display them in interactive popovers. Citations work out-of-the-box with a simple object structure and support nested references like this [cloudflare.website, vercel] will render into [cloudflare.website, vercel]

To enable inline citations, pass a sources object as a prop to the Streamdown component.

Basic Usage

<script>
  import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';

  let content = `According to [smith2023], AI is advancing rapidly. See also [nested.subsection] for related work.`;

  let sources = {
    "smith2023": {
      title: "AI Research Paper",
      url: "https://example.com/paper",
      content: "Detailed content of the citation..."
    },
    "nested": {
      "subsection": {
        title: "Nested Citation",
        url: "https://example.com/nested"
      }
    }
  };
</script>

<Streamdown {content} {sources} />

Default Citation Structure

Citations work with objects containing these properties:

title (or name or author): Display title for the citation
url (or href, url, link or source): Link to the source
content (or text, summary or excerpt): Rich content to display in carousel mode

Display Modes

Streamdown offers two ways to display citations:

List View: Shows all citations in a compact list format
Carousel View (default): Step-through navigation for multiple citations with full content display

You can control the display mode using the inlineCitationsMode prop:

<!-- List view -->
<Streamdown {content} {sources} inlineCitationsMode="list" />

<!-- Carousel view (default) -->
<Streamdown {content} {sources} inlineCitationsMode="carousel" />

Citation Popovers

Citations appear as clickable buttons that open popovers when clicked. The popover shows:

Source title and URL (when available)
Favicon from the source domain
Rich content (in carousel mode)
Navigation controls (in carousel mode for multiple citations)

Custom Citation Rendering

If your citation data structure doesn't match the default format, you can customize how citations are rendered using inlineCitationPreview, inlineCitationContent or inlineCitationPopover snippets:

<Streamdown {content} {sources}>
  {#snippet inlineCitationPreview({ token })}
    <!-- Customize the clickable citation button -->   
      {token.keys[0]}
  {/snippet}

  {#snippet inlineCitationContent({ source, key, token })}
    <!-- Customize content displayed in popover -->
    <div class="custom-content">
      <h4>{source.customTitle || key}</h4>
      <p>{source.customDescription}</p>
    </div>
  {/snippet}
</Streamdown>

These snippets allow you to:

inlineCitationPreview: Customize the content of the clickable button that appears in the text
inlineCitationContent: Customize how individual citation content is displayed within popovers
inlineCitationPopover: Completely customize the list of citations

🔄 Differences from Original React Version

This Svelte port maintains feature parity with the original Streamdown while adapting to Svelte's patterns:

Aspect	Original (React)	Svelte Port
Framework	React	Svelte 5
Component API	JSX Components	Svelte Snippets
Styling	Tailwind CSS	Tailwind CSS (compatible)
Context	React Context	Svelte Context
Build System	Vite/React	Vite/SvelteKit
TypeScript	Full TS support	Full TS support
Engine	Remark / Rehype + marked	marked only

Tailwind CSS Setup

[!NOTE] Streamdown comes with built-in Tailwind CSS classes for beautiful default styling. To ensure all styles are included in your build, add the following to your app.css or main CSS file: This setup is primarily necessary if you're using Tailwind CSS v4's new @source directive or if you have aggressive purging enabled in older versions. If you're using standard Tailwind CSS v3+ with default purging, Streamdown's styles should be automatically included when the component is imported and used in your application.

This ensures that all Streamdown's default styling is included in your Tailwind build process.

@import 'tailwindcss';
/* Add Streamdown styles to your Tailwind build */
@source "../node_modules/svelte-streamdown/**/*";

🎭 Animation System

Streamdown includes an animation system designed specifically for streaming AI content, providing smooth and engaging visual feedback as text appears on screen.

How It Works

The animation system works by:

Tokenization: Text is broken down into tokens (words or characters) based on your configuration
Sequential Animation: Each token animates as it is received
Block-level Animation: Entire blocks (paragraphs, headings, code blocks) animate as units

Animation Types

Choose from 4 distinct animation styles:

`fade`

A clean fade-in effect where text smoothly appears from transparent to opaque.

`blur`

Text starts slightly blurred and comes into focus while fading in, creating a smooth reveal effect.

`slideUp`

Text slides up from below while fading in, creating a dynamic upward motion.

`slideDown`

Text slides down from above while fading in, creating a dynamic downward motion.

[!TIP] For production applications where the LLM is not streaming (static content), disable animations entirely by setting animation.enabled = false to minimize DOM elements and improve performance.

If using AI SDK mind to smooth stream the content to using word-level tokenization to avoid partial words not being animated.

[!WARNING] Character-level tokenization (tokenize: 'char') creates significantly more DOM elements than word-level tokenization. Use character tokenization sparingly and only when the typewriter effect is essential for your user experience.

🚀 Quick Start

Basic Usage

<script>
    import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';

    let content = `# Hello World

This is a **bold** text and this is *italic*.

\`\`\`javascript
console.log('Hello from Streamdown!');
\`\`\`
`;
</script>

<Streamdown {content} />

Advanced Usage with Custom Components

<script>
    import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';

    let content = `# Custom Components Example

This heading will use a custom component!`;
</script>

<Streamdown {content}>
    {#snippet heading({ children })}
        <h1 class="mb-4 text-4xl font-bold text-blue-600">
            {@render children()}
        </h1>
    {/snippet}
</Streamdown>

Security Configuration

<script>
    import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';

    let markdown = `![Safe Image](https://trusted-domain.com/image.jpg)
[Safe Link](https://trusted-domain.com/page)`;
</script>

<Streamdown
    {content}
    allowedImagePrefixes={['https://trusted-domain.com']}
    allowedLinkPrefixes={['https://trusted-domain.com']}
/>

📋 Props API

Prop	Type	Default	Description
`content`	`string`	-	Required. The markdown content to render
`sources`	`Record<string, any>`	-	Citation data object for inline citations
`class`	`string`	-	CSS class names for the wrapper element
`parseIncompleteMarkdown`	`boolean`	`true`	Parse and fix incomplete markdown syntax
`defaultOrigin`	`string`	-	Default origin for relative URLs
`allowedLinkPrefixes`	`string[]`	`['*']`	Allowed URL prefixes for links
`allowedImagePrefixes`	`string[]`	`['*']`	Allowed URL prefixes for images
`skipHtml`	`boolean`	-	Skip HTML parsing entirely
`unwrapDisallowed`	`boolean`	-	Unwrap instead of removing disallowed elements
`urlTransform`	`UrlTransform \| null`	-	Custom URL transformation function
`theme`	`DeepPartial<Theme>`	-	Custom theme overrides
`baseTheme`	`'tailwind' \| 'shadcn'`	`'tailwind'`	Base theme to use before applying overrides
`mergeTheme`	`boolean`	`true`	Whether to merge theme with base theme
`shikiTheme`	`BundledTheme`	`'github-light'`	Code highlighting theme
`mermaidConfig`	`MermaidConfig`	-	Mermaid diagram configuration
`katexConfig`	`KatexOptions \| ((inline: boolean) => KatexOptions)`	-	KaTeX math rendering options
`animation`	`AnimationConfig`	-	Animation configuration for streaming content
`animation.enabled`	`boolean`	`false`	Enable/disable animations
`animation.type`	`'fade' \| 'blur' \| 'typewriter' \| 'slideUp' \| 'slideDown'`	`'blur'`	Animation style for text appearance
`animation.duration`	`number`	`500`	Animation duration in milliseconds
`animation.timingFunction`	`'ease' \| 'ease-in' \| 'ease-out' \| 'ease-in-out' \| 'linear'`	`'ease-in'`	CSS timing function for animations
`animation.tokenize`	`'word' \| 'char'`	`'word'`	Tokenization method for text animations
`animation.animateOnMount`	`boolean`	`false`	Run the token animation on mount or not, useful if you render the Streamdown component in the same time as the first token is receive from the LLM
`extensions`	`Array<Extension>`	`[]`	Custom marked tokenizers to render special markdown blocks or inline tokens
`mdxComponents`	`Record<string, Component>`	`{}`	Map of MDX component names to Svelte components (e.g., `{ Card, Button }`)
`children`	`Snippet<[{token:GenericToken, streamdown: StreamdownContext, children: Snippet`	`undefined`	Snippet used to render elements not supported by Streamdown, custom extensions, and MDX components

All Available Customizable Elements:

Text Elements: heading, p, strong, em, del

Links & Media: a, img

Lists: ul, ol, li

Code: code, codeSpan

Tables: table, thead, tbody, tr, th, td, tfoot

Special Content: blockquote, hr, alert, mermaid, math, footnoteRef, inlineCitation

MDX Components: Handled via a single mdx snippet that receives token, props, and children. Use token.tagName to differentiate between components.

Note: The above elements are supported by Streamdown and should be customized using individual props or the theme system. MDX components require the mdx snippet.

🎨 Theming System

Built-in Themes

Streamdown comes with two built-in themes:

Default Theme: The standard theme with gray-based colors
Shadcn Theme: A theme that uses shadcn/ui design tokens for seamless integration with shadcn-based projects

Beyond custom snippets, Streamdown provides a granular theming system that lets you customize every part of every component without writing custom snippets. You can use the built-in themes (default and shadcn) or create completely custom themes using the mergeTheme utility.

Theme Structure

Every component has multiple themeable parts. For example, the code component has:

code: {
  base: 'bg-gray-100 rounded p-2 font-mono text-sm',           // Main code block
  container: 'my-4 w-full overflow-hidden rounded-xl border',   // Wrapper container
  header: 'flex items-center justify-between bg-gray-100/80',  // Header with language
  button: 'cursor-pointer p-1 text-gray-600 transition-all',   // Copy button
  language: 'ml-1 font-mono lowercase',                        // Language label
  pre: 'overflow-x-auto font-mono p-0 bg-gray-100/40'        // Pre element
}

Using Custom Themes

<script>
    import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';

    let content = `# Custom Theme Example

\`\`\`javascript
console.log('Beautiful code blocks!');
\`\`\`

> This blockquote is also themed

| Header 1 | Header 2 |
|----------|----------|
| Cell 1   | Cell 2   |
`;

    // Custom theme overrides
    let customTheme = {
        code: {
            container: 'my-6 rounded-2xl border-2 border-purple-200 shadow-lg',
            header: 'bg-purple-50 text-purple-700 font-medium',
            button: 'text-purple-600 hover:text-purple-800 hover:bg-purple-100'
        },
        blockquote: {
            base: 'border-l-8 border-purple-400 bg-purple-50 p-4 italic text-purple-800'
        },
        table: {
            base: 'border-purple-200 shadow-md',
            container: 'my-6 rounded-lg overflow-hidden'
        },
        th: {
            base: 'bg-purple-100 px-6 py-3 text-purple-900 font-bold'
        },
        td: {
            base: 'px-6 py-3 border-purple-100'
        }
    };
</script>

<Streamdown {content} theme={customTheme} />

All Themeable Components

Each component supports multiple themeable parts:

Headings (h1-h6): base

Text Elements (p, strong, em, del): base

Lists (ul, ol, li): base

Links (a): base, blocked (for blocked/unsafe links)

Code (code): base, container, header, button, language, skeleton, pre

Inline Code (inlineCode): base

Images (img): container, base, downloadButton

Tables (table, thead, tbody, tr, th, td): base, container (table only)

Blockquotes (blockquote): base

Alerts (alert): base, title, icon, plus type-specific styles (note, tip, warning, caution, important)

Mermaid (mermaid): base, downloadButton

Math (math, inlineMath): base

Other (hr, sup, sub): base

Theme Merging

Themes are intelligently merged using Tailwind's class merging utility, so you only need to override the specific parts you want to customize while keeping the default styling for everything else.

🧩 MDX Component Support

Streamdown supports MDX-style JSX components, allowing you to embed custom Svelte components directly in your markdown content.

Basic Usage

<script>
  import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';
  
  let content = `
# Using MDX Components

<Card title="Hello" count={42}>
This is **markdown content** inside a component!
</Card>

<Button label="Click me" active={true} />
`;
</script>

<Streamdown {content}>
  {#snippet mdx({ token, props, children })}
    {#if token.tagName === 'Card'}
      <div class="rounded-lg border border-gray-200 p-4 shadow-sm">
        <h3 class="text-xl font-bold">{props.title}</h3>
        <p class="text-gray-600">Count: {props.count}</p>
        <div class="mt-2">
          {@render children()}
        </div>
      </div>
    {:else if token.tagName === 'Button'}
      <button class="rounded px-4 py-2 {props.active ? 'bg-blue-500 text-white' : 'bg-gray-200'}">
        {props.label}
      </button>
    {:else}
      {@render children()}
    {/if}
  {/snippet}
</Streamdown>

Alternative: Using Svelte Components Directly

Instead of using the mdx snippet with conditional logic, you can pass Svelte components directly using the mdxComponents prop:

<script>
  import { Streamdown } from 'svelte-streamdown';
  import Card from './Card.svelte';
  import Button from './Button.svelte';
  
  let content = `
# Using MDX Components

<Card title="Hello" count={42}>
This is **markdown content** inside a component!
</Card>

<Button label="Click me" active={true} />
`;
</script>

<Streamdown {content} mdxComponents={{ Card, Button }} />

Your Svelte components (Card.svelte, Button.svelte) should accept props and a children snippet:

<!-- Card.svelte -->
<script>
  let { title, count, children } = $props();
</script>

<div class="rounded-lg border border-gray-200 p-4 shadow-sm">
  <h3 class="text-xl font-bold">{title}</h3>
  <p class="text-gray-600">Count: {count}</p>
  <div class="mt-2">
    {@render children()}
  </div>
</div>

<!-- Button.svelte -->
<script>
  let { label, active } = $props();
</script>

<button class="rounded px-4 py-2 {active ? 'bg-blue-500 text-white' : 'bg-gray-200'}">
  {label}
</button>

This approach is cleaner when you have standalone component files, while the mdx snippet approach is better for inline component definitions or when you need shared logic across components.

Supported Syntax

Self-closing components:

<Component attr="value" count={42} enabled={true} />

Components with markdown children:

<Component title="Hello">
# This is a heading
This **markdown** content will be parsed!
</Component>

Attribute Types

MDX components support three attribute value types:

Strings: attr="hello" → "hello"
Numbers: count={42} or value={3.14} → 42, 3.14
Booleans: active={true} or disabled={false} → true, false
Expressions: value={variableName} → "variableName" (stored as string)

Component Naming

Component names must start with a capital letter (PascalCase)
Valid: <Card />, <MyComponent />, <Component123 />
Invalid: <card />, <myComponent /> (these are treated as HTML)

Streaming Safety

MDX components are streaming-safe. Incomplete components are automatically handled during AI streaming:

Incomplete tags like <Component attr not rendered to prevent runtime errors
Unclosed components like <Card>content are auto-closed with </Card>
Malformed attributes are escaped to prevent rendering errors

This ensures your UI remains stable even when receiving partial markdown from streaming AI responses.

Component Props

The mdx snippet receives three parameters:

token: The full MdxToken with tagName, attributes, selfClosing, etc.
props: Object containing all parsed attributes (e.g., props.title, props.count)
children: Snippet containing parsed markdown content

Use token.tagName to determine which component is being rendered:

<!-- Markdown: <Card title="Hello" count={5}>Content</Card> -->
<Streamdown {content}>
  {#snippet mdx({ token, props, children })}
    {#if token.tagName === 'Card'}
      <div>
        <h3>{props.title}</h3>
        <span>Count: {props.count}</span>
        {@render children()}
      </div>
    {:else if token.tagName === 'Alert'}
      <div class="alert alert-{props.type}">
        {@render children()}
      </div>
    {:else}
      <!-- Fallback for unknown components -->
      {@render children()}
    {/if}
  {/snippet}
</Streamdown>

💉 Extensibility

Streamdown is extensible through the use of custom extensions.

An extension is an object that has a name, a level and a tokenizer function.

name: The name of the extension
level: The level of the extension, can be block or inline
tokenizer: The tokenizer function, see marked for more information

To render the extension custom tokens, you can then simply use the children snippet.

Example

<script lang="ts">
    import { Streamdown, type Extension } from 'svelte-streamdown';
    const markedCollapsible: Extension = {
        name: 'collapsible',
        level: 'block',
        tokenizer(this, src) {
            // Match [detail]...[detail] blocks (case insensitive)
            const detailMatch = src.match(/^\[detail\](.*?)\[detail\]/is);

            if (detailMatch) {
                const content = detailMatch[1] || '';
                const tokens = this.lexer.blockTokens(content);

                return {
                    type: 'detail',
                    raw: detailMatch[0], // The entire matched string including tags
                    tokens
                };
            }

            return undefined;
        }
    };
</script>

<Streamdown
    extensions={[markedCollapsible]}
    content={`
[detail]    
This is a collapsible **section**
[detail]`}
>
    {#snippet children({ token, streamdown, children })}
        {#if token.type === 'detail'}
            <details>
                <summary> Detail </summary>
                <div>
                    {@render children()}
                </div>
            </details>
        {/if}
    {/snippet}
</Streamdown>

🛠️ Development

Setup

# Clone the repository
git clone <repository-url>
cd svelte-streamdown

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Start development server
pnpm dev

# Run tests
pnpm test

# Build for production
pnpm build

Building

# Build the library
pnpm build

# Preview the showcase app
pnpm preview

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! This is a port of the original Streamdown project, so please:

Check the original Streamdown repository for upstream changes
Ensure compatibility with the original API
Maintain feature parity where possible
Add tests for new features if you want

📄 License

MIT

🙏 Acknowledgments

Original Streamdown: Vercel for creating the original React component
Svelte Community: For the amazing framework that made this port possible
All Contributors: For helping improve and maintain this project

Made with ❤️ and 🤖

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📦 Installation

🚀 Overview

✨ Main Features

🔄 Streaming-Optimized

🔒 Security Hardening

🎯 Fully Customizable Components & Theming

🎨 Built-in Typography Styles

📝 Extensive Markdown Features

💻 Interactive Code Blocks

🔢 Mathematical Expressions

🧜‍♀️ Mermaid Diagrams

Complex table support

Colspan

Rowspan

Footer

Column alignment

Multiple headers and very complex layout

Complex list support

decimal

lower-alpha

upper-alpha

lower-roman

upper-roman

Nested Lists

Task List

Alert Support

Description List

Citation Support

Basic Usage

Default Citation Structure

Display Modes

Citation Popovers

Custom Citation Rendering

🔄 Differences from Original React Version

Tailwind CSS Setup

🎭 Animation System

How It Works

Animation Types

fade

blur

slideUp

slideDown

🚀 Quick Start

Basic Usage

Advanced Usage with Custom Components

Security Configuration

📋 Props API

All Available Customizable Elements:

🎨 Theming System

Built-in Themes

Theme Structure

Using Custom Themes

All Themeable Components

Theme Merging

🧩 MDX Component Support

Basic Usage

Alternative: Using Svelte Components Directly

Supported Syntax

Attribute Types

Component Naming

Streaming Safety

Component Props

💉 Extensibility

Example

🛠️ Development

Setup

Building

🤝 Contributing

📄 License

🙏 Acknowledgments

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