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This example displays a simple “Hello VizHub!” message in large, centered Ubuntu type on a dark gray background. It demonstrates a minimal web page setup, with an HTML file that contains a placeholder element and a separate JavaScript file that updates that element’s text content. The code uses basic DOM manipulation (`getElementById` and `textContent`) and imports a message from an ES6 module, while a linked stylesheet sets the visual styling. The page is generated with Rollup, as indicated by the bundled script.

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