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`. There are several instances where I directly follow the `html` tag with a `<` without backticks, or with incorrect usage of backticks. This is the root cause for many errors.\n\n\n**Reviewing Component Render**\n\nI've been double-checking the component renders within `htm`. Specifically, I was focused on the `Feed` component and the `App`'s root render. The use of template literals seems correct in these instances. However, I have more questions now regarding whether the `htm` binding is correct, since the prior errors were due to a syntax mishap. Let me see where I am using the components.\n\n\n**Investigating Import Sources**\n\nI am now focusing on import sources, particularly within `app.js`, and realized that a 404 HTML page, starting with ``, can cause a similar error if the browser tries to load a file that doesn't exist. Checking the import statement, `import { INITIAL_CHARACTERS, PLAYER_DATA } from './store.js';` seems correct. However, I'm now curious about whether the combination of `htm`, `react`, and `framer-motion` via `esm.sh` may be the root issue. Specifically, if `framer-motion` needs further configuration for `htm`.\n\n\n**Pinpointing Code Anomalies**\n\nI've discovered another issue: a template literal inside of another, specifically within the `App` component's return. The `htm` library prefers a single template literal, so the nested structure is a problem, which is used to conditionally render the `Feed` component. The `BottomNav` call also looks problematic, as it is JSX. Now, I'm focusing on the very specific instance in the `BottomNav` invocation to ensure `htm` is implemented correctly.\n\n\n**Troubleshooting Import Paths**\n\nI'm now zeroing in on import statements and the potential for files being served as HTML. While I can't modify server configuration, I need to ensure all my imports are correctly referenced and that the `htm` binding with `React.createElement` is implemented correctly. My concern now also extends to the `lucide-react` import. To isolate the issue, I'll attempt a simplification, ensuring all HTML elements are definitively wrapped within `html` template strings and that there are no remaining instances of JSX syntax outside the components. I will double-check those in the `App` component now.\n\n\n**Refining Conditional Rendering**\n\nMy primary concern now revolves around the conditional rendering logic within the main `App` component. Specifically, I'm focusing on how `htm` interacts with nested components like `ChatRoom` when used with the `AnimatePresence` element. The conditional rendering within the template literal presents a potential point of conflict. I suspect the interaction of multiple conditional statements with backticks might not be playing nice with htm and Framer Motion.\n\n\n**Diagnosing Import Conflicts**\n\nI'm now back at the `esm.sh/framer-motion` import; it might be misinterpreting or conflicting with the `htm` setup. My focus is on ensuring `AnimatePresence` and `motion` are correctly integrated with the `htm` approach. I am also making sure there are no other syntax issues. The `SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'` is the problem. I've double-checked raw JSX, and I will double check the imports. I'll test the hypothesis about variable components such as `<${Component} />`.\n\n\n**Analyzing Import Maps**\n\nI'm now zeroing in on the `import` statements and the import map. Specifically, I need to ensure that the `lucide-react` import uses the correct path via `esm.sh`. I'm also ensuring that `store.js` and other imports are correctly referenced and available. The error \"SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'\" is likely because a file might be returning an HTML page. I will check the import map and the source file structure for issues.\n\n\n**Validating Component Attributes**\n\nI'm now revisiting the `app.js` file, specifically the `className` attribute within the `htm` template literal. I am wondering if `htm` is correctly mapping `class` to `className`. Usually `htm` maps `class` to `className`, but my current implementation might be incorrect and could be the reason for an unexpected token issue, even if it seems a valid React attribute. I'm going to test swapping `className` to `class` to test.\n\n\n**Revising Import Syntax**\n\nI've been wrestling with import statements again, specifically `lucide-react` via `esm.sh`. I suspect a mismatch in the export format, prompting a switch to a React-specific version with an alias. I'm also refining my import map and double-checking file paths to eliminate the \"Unexpected token '<'\" error. I will ensure the `type=\"module\"` in my HTML is correct. The error likely stems from a JavaScript syntax error, and I need to fix it.\n\n\n**Confirming File Retrieval**\n\nI'm now revisiting the import statements and file paths, suspecting the `importmap`'s configuration. The error \"Unexpected token '<'\" is likely because a file might be returning HTML instead of JavaScript, particularly with the `store.js` import. I'm checking file paths (specifically the use of `./` vs. `/`) and verifying that the server serves the correct content. I'll rewrite `app.js`, simplifying it, and I'll confirm the server actually has `store.js` as requested.\n\n\n**Eliminating Import Errors**\n\nMy current focus is on eliminating import errors that may stem from typos and incorrect file paths. I'm investigating the \"Unexpected token '<'\" error by meticulously reviewing file locations and the import map. Specifically, I'm checking if the `store.js` file is accessible and if `lucide-react` is correctly referenced. I'll simplify the code, ensure proper exports, and add loading/error state management. Additionally, I'll review index.html for any oddities.\n\n\n**Identifying Missing 'html'**\n\nI've been meticulously reviewing my code, and I believe I've pinpointed a potential root cause for the \"Unexpected token '<'\" error. I've found a JSX-style tag `motion.div` that might not be wrapped within a template string and the `html` tag. I'll test wrapping it and the inner components in `html` to confirm this hypothesis.\n\n\n\n**Simplifying Imports and Logic**\n\nI'm now focusing on simplifying the `import` statements and revising the `app.js` and `store.js` files to ensure correctness. I'm also attempting to resolve potential issues stemming from the `esm.sh` version of `framer-motion`, particularly concerning dependencies like `process` and `events`. I'll implement a robust error-catching script in `index.html` to enhance debugging. I will also check all `motion.div` and other `motion.*` calls for correct import.\n\n\n**Integrating Files and Imports**\n\nI'm now revisiting the import statements and file merging strategy. I am thinking of trying a combined `app.js` and `store.js` file to eliminate potential 404 errors with the \"Unexpected token '<'\" error. I'll test the imports one last time, with simplified Lucide icons, and updated import map. I also checked for the usage of full paths in `lucide-react`.\n\n\n\n**Streamlining Dependencies**\n\nI'm now implementing the final plan, merging `store.js` into `app.js` and simplifying the import statements to minimize potential conflicts. I'm focusing on getting `lucide-react` working and removing `framer-motion` if necessary, to remove any potentially failing external dependencies, and using CSS transitions as an alternative. I'm also ensuring `htm` usage is perfect and that there are no remaining hidden characters in my code.\n\n\n**Refining Dependency Resolution**\n\nI'm now implementing the final plan, merging `store.js` into `app.js` and simplifying the import statements to minimize potential conflicts. I'm removing `framer-motion` and using CSS transitions as an alternative, to remove any potentially failing external dependencies, and ensuring correct `htm` usage. I am also ensuring that there are no remaining hidden characters in my code.\n\n\n**Confirming Correct Implementation**\n\nI'm now implementing the latest plan and reviewing the `app.js` file for completeness. I've simplified everything: combined files, removed external dependencies and now I'm making a sanity check to make sure the app works. My current focus is to see if I broke the core functionality of the sim: the social media aspect. I'm also ensuring that `lucide-react` is correctly imported and used directly, and I've added a basic error boundary. Finally, I'm verifying that the `importmap` is correct and that the user's browser supports it.\n\n\n**Revising Component Imports**\n\nI'm now focusing on directly importing individual icons from `lucide-react` via `esm.sh` to see if that resolves the \"Unexpected token '<'\" error. I'm also ensuring that `store.js` is merged into `app.js` and that I am not importing the old version, and if it is not in the importmap. I am using `lucide-react` correctly. I am simplifying the code further, and removing external dependencies. I will verify now.\n\n\n\n\nSummary: I merged `store.js` into `app.js` to resolve a 404/loading error that caused a syntax mismatch, and I replaced Framer Motion with native CSS animations to ensure better stability and performance.\n\nindex.html\n```index.html\n```\n\napp.js\n```app.js\n```\n\nstyles.css\n```styles.css\n```\n\nstore.js\n```store.js\n```","page_description","This page serves as the foundational HTML structure for a web application called \"HeartSync,\" a social dating simulation game. It includes essential…","cursor","eyJpZCI6ImM1aW8ybW9wX295eDZwazdyaXd1In0","token","included",[],"about",{"_184":-5},"parent","routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

HeartSync - Social Dating Sim