prompt: Your task is to convert an English description into an ASCII tree format using this style:
  ```
  app
   +--(bar)
   |   `--bar
   `--(foo)
       `--foo
  ```
  
  Convert this description:
  
  app is a root directory that collects 7 subdirectories. Notable ones include app, content, include-me among others.
  
  This appears to be a JavaScript/Node.js project with a 'node_modules' data structure for dependencies.
  
  The project source code seems to be organized in several locations: app, lib.
  
  Let me break down the hierarchy for you:
  
  At the main level, 'app' houses 1 subdirectories that organize the source code.
  Within directory hierarchy 'app → route1', 'route1' is currently empty.
  At the main level, The 'content' compartment is an empty container.
  At the top level, 'include-me' holds 1 subfolders: some-dir.
  In nested path 'include-me → some-dir', The 'some-dir' folder is unpopulated.
  At the top level, Inside 'lib', you'll find it remains unused.
  At the main level, 'node_modules' features 2 packages: nested-structure, some-cms.
  In nested path 'node_modules > nested-structure', 'nested-structure' holds 2 subfolders: constants, dist.
  Within directory hierarchy 'node_modules / nested-structure / constants', 'constants' stands empty.
  In nested path 'node_modules / nested-structure / dist', 'dist' appears to be unused.
  In nested path 'node_modules → some-cms', Inside 'some-cms', you'll find it contains no subdirectories.
  At the main level, The 'pages' container has yet to be populated.
  In the root directory, 'public' has 1 subdirectory elements: exclude-me.
  In nested path 'public / exclude-me', 'exclude-me' is vacant.
  
  
  Provide your answer wrapped in <ascii_formatted> tags.
verification_info: {"ground_truth": "app\n +--app\n |   `--route1\n +--content\n +--include-me\n |   `--some-dir\n +--lib\n +--node_modules\n |   +--nested-structure\n |   |   +--constants\n |   |   `--dist\n |   `--some-cms\n +--pages\n `--public\n     `--exclude-me", "description": "app is a root directory that collects 7 subdirectories. Notable ones include app, content, include-me among others.\n\nThis appears to be a JavaScript/Node.js project with a 'node_modules' data structure for dependencies.\n\nThe project source code seems to be organized in several locations: app, lib.\n\nLet me break down the hierarchy for you:\n\nAt the main level, 'app' houses 1 subdirectories that organize the source code.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'app \u2192 route1', 'route1' is currently empty.\nAt the main level, The 'content' compartment is an empty container.\nAt the top level, 'include-me' holds 1 subfolders: some-dir.\nIn nested path 'include-me \u2192 some-dir', The 'some-dir' folder is unpopulated.\nAt the top level, Inside 'lib', you'll find it remains unused.\nAt the main level, 'node_modules' features 2 packages: nested-structure, some-cms.\nIn nested path 'node_modules > nested-structure', 'nested-structure' holds 2 subfolders: constants, dist.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'node_modules / nested-structure / constants', 'constants' stands empty.\nIn nested path 'node_modules / nested-structure / dist', 'dist' appears to be unused.\nIn nested path 'node_modules \u2192 some-cms', Inside 'some-cms', you'll find it contains no subdirectories.\nAt the main level, The 'pages' container has yet to be populated.\nIn the root directory, 'public' has 1 subdirectory elements: exclude-me.\nIn nested path 'public / exclude-me', 'exclude-me' is vacant.\n"}