update instruction in welcome (starting ) code

[Aoumjahde]

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1. Just update the index page documentation for the new user, because I find it hard to know how I will start the front and back end servers.
2. Adding a new JS file (livereload.js) that has functionality to reload the page automatically when changing the same frontend elements.

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

This PR adds instructional comments to the blank app template file (reflex/.templates/apps/blank/code/blank.py) to help new users understand how to run their Reflex application. The change introduces a multi-line comment block (lines 3-7) that provides basic guidance on starting the server with reflex run and accessing the frontend at http://localhost:3000.

This template file serves as the starting point for new Reflex projects when users run reflex init, making it a logical place to include beginner-friendly instructions. The addition aims to improve the developer experience by reducing the learning curve for first-time users who may be unsure how to proceed after creating their initial project.

However, the implementation uses triple quotes (""") which is Python's docstring syntax, but places this comment in the middle of the file rather than at the module, class, or function level where docstrings belong. This could potentially confuse new developers about proper Python documentation conventions.

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• Multiple formatting inconsistencies in the checklist (extra spaces in [ x])
• The PR description lacks the required detailed explanation of changes and rationale mentioned in the template
• Missing reference to any related issue that this PR addresses

Confidence score: 2/5

• This PR introduces potential confusion about Python docstring conventions and contains implementation issues that could mislead new users
• Score reflects concerns about using incorrect docstring syntax in a template file that serves as an example for new developers
• Pay close attention to reflex/.templates/apps/blank/code/blank.py for proper comment formatting and Python conventions

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[greptile-apps]

style: This should use regular comments (#) instead of docstring syntax. Triple quotes are for module/class/function documentation, not general comments.

Suggested change

	""" This page is a testing page You can Start the server by:
	--> Run in your Terminal : reflex run
	--> Open in your Browser http://localhost:3000 for FrontEnd.
	"""
	# This page is a testing page You can Start the server by:
	# --> Run in your Terminal : reflex run
	# --> Open in your Browser http://localhost:3000 for FrontEnd.
	#