Add TestView.swift for learning contribution workflow#52
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This is a simple SwiftUI view test file added as part of learning the GitHub contribution workflow. The TestView demonstrates basic SwiftUI components including Text, VStack, and Button.
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Test Contribution for Learning GitHub Workflow
This is a test pull request created as part of learning the GitHub contribution workflow (fork, branch, commit, pull request).
What's included:
TestView.swift)Purpose:
This PR is intended for educational purposes to practice:
Note: This is a learning exercise. Please feel free to provide feedback or close this PR if not needed. Thank you for maintaining this great SwiftUI resource!