HTML report

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Last edited Mar 12, 2020

Created on Mar 12, 2020

This example presents a minimal HTML report that displays a list of car-related entries, with the item “madezhizhang” visually emphasized in red. The page is styled using a global CSS rule that sets a large monospace font size and applies a `.highlighted` class to the highlighted list item. The structure is defined in raw HTML within `index.html`, while a separate React component in `index.js` renders a static “Hello React!” message using `ReactDOM.render`. The styling and markup are straightforward, relying on basic CSS selectors and React’s core API.

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