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Created on Oct 10, 2020

A test visualization displays a static text message, "helou," inside a large-font HTML div. It loads data from a local `cars.js` module containing an array of car objects, though this data is not rendered. The page imports D3 v5 from a CDN but uses no D3 APIs. Instead, it relies on standard JavaScript DOM manipulation via `document.getElementById()` to set the text content. The example demonstrates a minimal setup for integrating external data modules with plain HTML output.

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