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This example is a minimal HTML starter template that renders a centered, large-text message. It demonstrates the basic structure of an HTML page with a linked stylesheet and a JavaScript module. The page displays the text "Hello HTML!" using CSS for styling, while the JavaScript console logs a simple greeting. The project uses no external libraries, relying only on standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript syntax, with the rendering approach visible through the `index.html` file and the CSS `.message` class.

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