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WebGL2 powered visualization framework

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README.md	2026-08-11	117 Bytes	0
v9.3.10 source code.tar.gz	2026-08-11	65.7 MB	1
v9.3.10 source code.zip	2026-08-11	67.1 MB	0
Totals: 3 Items		132.8 MB	1

fix(layers): restore SDF text outlines (#10545)
fix(core): use correct stat for updateLayersCount metric (#10469)

Source: README.md, updated 2026-08-11

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