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Three primary-colored circles sit in a row on a plain SVG canvas, demonstrating basic static shape rendering. The example uses raw `<circle>` elements with fixed `cx`, `cy`, and `r` attributes, colored via inline `fill` properties. It serves as a minimal HTML/CSS/SVG starter template, with an accompanying `styles.css` defining a `.message` class and an `index.js` logging to the console, though neither affects the visible graphic.

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