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The theory is that the operator of the program can chain `open output.svg` after the py-spy command.
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The theory is that the operator of the program can chain
open output.svgafter the py-spy command.In particular, my frustration here was that instead of the browser, py-spy was opening Affinity Publisher, which doesn't really do interactive SVGs.