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This example demonstrates a basic React application rendered alongside a static SVG graphic. The React component, built with `ReactDOM.render`, displays a simple "Hello React!" message, while the SVG contains a black line and a short path element drawn with stroke styling. The code combines the React library with hardcoded SVG markup, using JSX to define the component and standard SVG attributes for the geometric shapes. It serves as a minimal starter template for integrating React with custom SVG visualizations.

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