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A simple interactive-free SVG visualization displays a green rectangle with a thick black stroke and a diagonal line crossing it on a 960-by-490 canvas. The example demonstrates basic React rendering of static SVG elements, using inline SVG attributes for positioning and styling. The code directly embeds SVG markup in the HTML body, with no external data or dynamic updates, serving as a minimal starter template for SVG visualization in React.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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