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A minimal HTML page demonstrates the simplest possible setup for a web-based visualization using CSS and JavaScript, with an empty body element. The page loads no external libraries and contains no data or rendering logic, serving only as a bare template. It includes a title and basic document structure, with the README pointing to a React Starter example for comparison. The example shows the foundational starting point for building interactive visualizations, though no actual visualization behavior is implemented.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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