backoff-simulator

Create a fully-functional mini-application named 'NetworkContenderSimulator' using the Python package 'backoff-simulator'. This application will simulate a scenario where multiple clients attempt to write data to a shared resource over a network. Each client will use different backoff strategies to manage contention and prevent overwhelming the network. The application should include the following features:

1. **Client Configuration**: Allow users to define the number of clients attempting to write to the shared resource.
2. **Backoff Strategies**: Implement at least three different backoff strategies such as Exponential Backoff, Fibonacci Backoff, and Constant Backoff. Each strategy should be configurable through user input.
3. **Simulation Parameters**: Users should be able to set parameters like initial delay, maximum delay, and retry limit for each backoff strategy.
4. **Performance Metrics**: Collect and display performance metrics such as total time taken for all writes, average delay per write, and the success rate of write attempts.
5. **Visualization**: Provide a simple graphical interface to visualize the delays and successes over time for each client.
6. **Logging**: Include logging functionality to record detailed information about each write attempt, including timestamps and backoff times.

The 'backoff-simulator' package will be utilized to simulate the backoff behaviors of the clients during the write attempts. It will help in understanding how different backoff strategies affect the overall performance and stability of the system under contention. Your task is to design and implement this mini-application, ensuring it is well-documented and easy to use.