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Created on Dec 7, 2022

A minimalist SVG canvas displays four distinct geometric primitives: a filled blue circle, an unfilled red rectangle with a thick stroke, a black diagonal line, and a brown polyline path. The drawing demonstrates fundamental vector graphics rendering via the HTML5 `<svg>` element, using direct attribute declarations for coordinates, dimensions, and styling. The static composition, sourced from the file `v3`, highlights basic shape construction without interaction or animation.

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