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Hi! The changes include the code to plot single cell lineages using the tree figure and plotting single cell properties over time. The code applies the Safe color map from plotly to set the color for each new lineage highlighted + Pycellin purple, in total 12 different lineages can be highlighted before color repetition. The properties over time plotted follow the same colored order of appearance as the single cell lineages when they don't overlap. When overlapping, the overlapped lineages take the same color together. Included some tests in test_lineage.py to test for example, that the start cell is in the same lineage as the target cell. I tested the code in the Getting started notebook, maybe this one can be skipped from the merge?