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Created on May 30, 2022
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This example demonstrates how to render a simple HTML page with a “Hello world” heading, along with an embedded YouTube video player, all within a React-based visualization framework. The visualization shows static text content and a video iframe, while the React library is referenced in the JavaScript file via `console.log(React)`. The page uses standard HTML markup in `index.html` and does not employ any data-driven visualization libraries or dynamic rendering techniques.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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