Goroutine-analyzer: A visual goroutine stack dump debugging tool

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Goroutine-analyzer is a debugging tool that provides visual representation of goroutine stack dumps. It helps developers understand and troubleshoot concurrent Go programs by making stack traces easier to interpret. The tool is designed for Go programmers working with goroutines who need clearer visibility into program execution and potential bottlenecks. Its visual approach to stack dump analysis distinguishes it from traditional command-line debugging methods.

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