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This example demonstrates a minimal React application that renders the text “Hello JSX” as a heading. It uses React and ReactDOM (both from UMD production builds) to mount a functional component into a `div` element with the id `root`, which is defined in the accompanying `index.html` file. The page’s body is styled with no margin and hidden overflow, while a commented-out SVG block suggests an alternative static circle drawing approach that is not active. The rendering relies on standard React DOM reconciliation, producing an SVG-free, HTML-based output.

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