Add hello-world test for pages and app #50780
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## What? Recently I've been using these hello-world tests quite often to get the baseline traces out for `pages` and `app`. Adding them to the repo so that I don't have to recreate / stash them all the time.
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What?
Recently I've been using these hello-world tests quite often to get the baseline traces out for
pagesandapp.Adding them to the repo so that I don't have to recreate / stash them all the time.