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This example displays a stylized red star with a central white diamond outline, drawn as SVG paths. It uses React to render the `svg` elements, while D3 v5 supplies the `d3.min.js` library for potential utility functions, though the geometry is hardcoded. The star shape is constructed from a seven-point path defined by explicit coordinates, with a separate path forming the inner diamond. The rendering relies on SVG `path` elements with stroke and fill styling, and the viewBox scales the 400-pixel-wide design into a 160-pixel-wide window.

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