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This example demonstrates a minimal D3.js starter template that renders a static "Hello HTML!" message inside a container div. It showcases a reusable `renderMessage` function using D3’s data join pattern, where `selectAll`, `data`, `enter`, `append`, and `merge` create or update a message element idempotently. The text is styled via CSS at 13em, centered, while the module imports the full D3 library and selects the `#container` element. The code highlights a clean pattern for idempotent updates without any dynamic data or interaction.

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