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Example Program.cs

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This example shows a complete minimal API backend for customer management, wired to a React frontend. It demonstrates EF Core’s `AppDbContext` for SQL Server data access, including `EnsureCreated` seeding of three initial customers. CORS policy `MyAllowSpecificOrigins` permits requests from `http://localhost:5173`. The code exposes `MapGet`, `MapPost`, `MapPut`, and `MapDelete` endpoints for CRUD operations, with Swagger enabled for development testing.

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