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> Put an `x` in all the items that apply ([x], no spaces), make notes next to any that haven't been addressed.
- [ ] My pull request affects only ONE sample.
- [ ] My sample does not build with any warnings
- [ ] I have updated the README file.
- [ ] My README has at least one screenshot
- [ ] My README contains complete setup instructions