## Task: Show a Product List
Let's handle the data obtained from the backend and ensure its proper rendering in a list format.

The task is:
- Utilize the `map()` method to render an array of goods.
- Ensure to fill the necessary gaps:
   1. `h2` must contain the good's name  (`name` property);
   2. `p` must contain the good's description  (`description` property);
   3. `span` must contain the string "Price:" and the good's price  (`price` property).

1. Use the `map()` method to map over the `props.goods` array.
2. Ensure to set the `key` prop of the `<li>` element to a unique value, such as the id property of the item.
3. Inside each `<li>` element, use the following elements:
   - An `<h2>` element to display the good's name. Access the name from the current `item`;
   - A `<p>` element to display the good's description. Access the description from the current `item`;
   - A `<span>` element to display the string "Price:" followed by the good's price. Access the price from the current `item`.

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Task: Show a Product List