Leaflet test

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Created on Jan 25, 2023

This example demonstrates a minimal Leaflet map setup in a blank HTML page, though no map tiles or interactive layers are actually initialized or displayed. The code loads Leaflet version 1.9.3 via external CSS and JavaScript files, with a large placeholder message styled for potential content. The page includes the Leaflet library dependencies but contains no visible map element, markers, or geographic data, making it a starter template rather than a functional visualization.

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Attempt at building starter leaflet map

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