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This example renders a single static SVG circle on a blank canvas. The visualization is a minimal demonstration of integrating React with SVG markup, using the React and ReactDOM libraries loaded from unpkg. The circle is defined directly in the HTML with an `r` attribute, while the `index.js` file imports React and logs it to the console. The page displays no interactive behavior, serving solely as a bare-bones starter template for SVG-based React visualizations.

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