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This example demonstrates basic SVG shape rendering in a React application, combining a circle, a rectangle, and an icon path from Bootstrap Icons. The SVG elements are drawn directly in the HTML markup, with the rectangle using a pink stroke for visual emphasis. The code also includes Bootstrap Icons styling through the `fill="currentColor"` attribute and viewBox coordinate system. As a minimal starter, it shows how static SVG graphics can be embedded in a React component without additional visualization libraries.

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