Add package: tracking-script.mpackage #426
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Package information:
A tracking script for monitoring and visualizing recent movement patterns, specifically using color-coded indicators to represent the recency and direction of tracked entities (such as a spider's path). It uses different colors to highlight temporal and directional information, with distinctions like cyan for recent tracks and purple for directional arrows. The script seems designed to provide a visual representation of movement or tracking data in a compact, informative format.
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