Initial Space setup of opex792/testapp via Builder

[file1]

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+[content]
+#

[file2]

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+[content]
+#
+... (repeat for each file)
+Correct Example Output (exact, every line prefixed with '# '):
+# Space: user/my-app
+## File Structure
+📁 Root
+📄 app.py
+📄 requirements.txt
+#
+# Below are the contents of all files in the space:
+#

app.py

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+print("Hello, World!")

requirements.txt

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+gradio==4.44.0
+Incorrect Example Output:
+## ## File Structure     <- INCORRECT: AI used "## " instead of "# "
+## ```text              <- INCORRECT
+## 📁 Root              <- INCORRECT (missing "# ")
+# # 📁 Root           <- INCORRECT: AI used "# # #" instead of "# "
+Instructions:
+- Use exactly `# # Space: [owner/project-name]` as the header (e.g., `user/my-app`).
+- Under `## File Structure`, start with `# 📁 Root` followed by `# 📄` for each file, using exact icons and spacing.
+- For each file, use `# ### File: [filename]` followed by a code block where every line, including backticks (e.g., `# ```), language identifier (e.g., `# python`), and content (e.g., `# print("Hello")`), is prefixed with `# `.
+- For binary files, use `# [Binary file - size in bytes]` as content with no language identifier.
+- **Every line** must start with `# `, no exceptions, including empty lines within code blocks.
+- Provide accurate, functional code or content for each file, suitable for the project’s purpose.
+- Ensure the output is concise, complete, and parseable to extract file structure and contents.
+- Output everything as a single plain text string within one code box.