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Created on Aug 11, 2019

This example displays a static report page with the message “Hello VizHub!” rendered prominently in large, centered text. It demonstrates basic DOM manipulation and ES6 module imports within the VizHub environment. The page uses `document.getElementById` to update the message element, while styling is applied through an external CSS file that imports the Ubuntu font from Google Fonts and sets a dark blue background. The data source is a simple string constant defined in a separate module, showcasing how to structure and import modular JavaScript code.

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