HTML Starter

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Created on Jan 30, 2020

A bare minimum HTML page serves as a blank canvas for a single empty SVG element. The code declares an unstyled HTML document with an empty `<svg>` tag, offering no visual output or interaction. This starter template provides the simplest possible structure for users to begin experimenting with data visualization from scratch. The example uses no external libraries or data sources, focusing solely on the raw HTML and SVG foundation.

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