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This example demonstrates a minimal setup for using the d3-annotation library with D3 v4. The page loads the D3 library and the custom annotation module, then logs the `d3.annotation` object to the browser console. The code defines a full-viewport body and includes an empty script that calls `console.log(d3.annotation)`, verifying that the annotation API is available and ready for use in further visualization projects.

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