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Created on Sep 9, 2025

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that includes D3 v7 and logs a greeting message to the browser console, showing how to mix ES modules with a classic script. The `index.js` module imports a string from `something.js` using an ES module `export` and logs it alongside a D3 selection check, while `script.js` logs a simple "Hola mundo!" message. The page loads D3 from a CDN via the `d3.min.js` script tag and relies on `d3.select` to confirm the library is available.

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