prompt: Your task is to convert the following English description into an ASCII tree format.
  
  nested is a master directory that groups 2 subdirectories: disabled and enabled.
  At the top level, 'disabled' includes 3 subdirectory elements: [slug], disabled, enabled.
  Within directory hierarchy 'disabled → [slug]', The '[slug]' folder is a vacant space.
  In nested path 'disabled > disabled', 'disabled' incorporates 1 nested folders: [slug].
  Within directory hierarchy 'disabled → disabled → [slug]', '[slug]' is empty.
  Within directory hierarchy 'disabled > enabled', 'enabled' contains 1 subfolders: [slug].
  At level 3, in directory path 'disabled → enabled → [slug]', '[slug]' hasn't been filled with any content.
  In the root directory, 'enabled' holds 3 subfolders: [slug], disabled, enabled.
  Within directory hierarchy 'enabled / [slug]', The '[slug]' section is devoid of content.
  In nested path 'enabled → disabled', 'disabled' encompasses 1 child directories: [slug].
  At level 3, in directory path 'enabled / disabled / [slug]', '[slug]' appears to be unused.
  At level 2, in directory path 'enabled > enabled', 'enabled' hosts 1 subdirectories: [slug].
  In nested path 'enabled → enabled → [slug]', Inside '[slug]', you'll find it is blank.
  
  
  Format your response in this style:
  ```
  not-found-revalidate
   +--pages
   |   +--fallback-blocking
   |   +--fallback-true
   |   `--initial-not-found
   `--test
  ```
  
  Provide your answer wrapped in <ascii_formatted> tags.
verification_info: {"ground_truth": "nested\n +--disabled\n |   +--[slug]\n |   +--disabled\n |   |   `--[slug]\n |   `--enabled\n |       `--[slug]\n `--enabled\n     +--[slug]\n     +--disabled\n     |   `--[slug]\n     `--enabled\n         `--[slug]", "description": "nested is a master directory that groups 2 subdirectories: disabled and enabled.\nAt the top level, 'disabled' includes 3 subdirectory elements: [slug], disabled, enabled.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'disabled \u2192 [slug]', The '[slug]' folder is a vacant space.\nIn nested path 'disabled > disabled', 'disabled' incorporates 1 nested folders: [slug].\nWithin directory hierarchy 'disabled \u2192 disabled \u2192 [slug]', '[slug]' is empty.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'disabled > enabled', 'enabled' contains 1 subfolders: [slug].\nAt level 3, in directory path 'disabled \u2192 enabled \u2192 [slug]', '[slug]' hasn't been filled with any content.\nIn the root directory, 'enabled' holds 3 subfolders: [slug], disabled, enabled.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'enabled / [slug]', The '[slug]' section is devoid of content.\nIn nested path 'enabled \u2192 disabled', 'disabled' encompasses 1 child directories: [slug].\nAt level 3, in directory path 'enabled / disabled / [slug]', '[slug]' appears to be unused.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'enabled > enabled', 'enabled' hosts 1 subdirectories: [slug].\nIn nested path 'enabled \u2192 enabled \u2192 [slug]', Inside '[slug]', you'll find it is blank.\n"}