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This example displays a static web page rendering the text “Hellog JdddddSX” as a heading. It uses the React and ReactDOM libraries, loaded from remote UMD builds, to create and mount a simple component into a root HTML element. The page’s body has no margins and hidden overflow, and the core rendering logic is contained in a separate JavaScript bundle file, with the primary document serving only as a minimal host.

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