Improve comments and docstrings in GeoPlot visualizer for clarity #65
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Before: Original Code Issues
The code lacked comments, making it harder to understand.
The function for reading trajectory files was less structured and lacked clarity.
It may have had inconsistent formatting or no clear explanation of purpose.
After: Your Changes
You added meaningful comments explaining each function or logic block.
Reformatted the code for better readability and developer friendliness.
Clarified or optimized how trajectory files are read and plotted.
Possibly renamed variables or structured blocks more clearly to align with React conventions.
Note: Output is not affected due to i didn't change the logic of the code and enhancement of the code and efficeny in a more simpler way