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This example displays the text "Hola Mundo!" in an enormous, full-viewport font size of 13em, demonstrating a minimal React-free HTML setup. The page renders static, unstyled content directly in the browser using plain HTML and CSS, with an external JavaScript file (`index.js`) linked but showing no visible behavior. It serves as a bare-bones starting point for building interactive visualizations, relying on React as the underlying framework for future development. The code uses vanilla DOM elements and CSS styling without any data sources or rendering libraries.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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