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Created on Jan 26, 2026

A simple SVG face renders two black circles as eyes over a larger yellow circle, drawn directly in the HTML. The example uses React 18 via UMD, logging the React object to the console on load. No data source is present; the static shapes are hardcoded in the markup. The page loads a compiled `bundle.js`, though the main script only demonstrates React’s availability in the browser.

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