prompt: Your task is to convert an English description into an ASCII tree format using this style:
  ```
  main
   +--java
   |   `--org
   |       `--gradle
   |           `--sample
   `--webapp
  ```
  
  Convert this description:
  
  customizingResolution-attributeSubstitutionRule is a fundamental directory that consolidates 3 subdirectories: groovy, kotlin and tests.
  At the top level, 'groovy' retains 3 subfolders: buildSrc, consumer, lib.
  At level 2, in directory path 'groovy → buildSrc', 'buildSrc' contains 1 contained folders: src.
  At level 3, in directory path 'groovy > buildSrc > src', Within 'src', you'll find 1 directories for code structure.
  In nested path 'groovy > buildSrc > src > main', 'main' includes 1 directories: groovy.
  At level 5, in directory path 'groovy / buildSrc / src / main / groovy', 'groovy' awaits content.
  Within directory hierarchy 'groovy → consumer', 'consumer' sits empty.
  At level 2, in directory path 'groovy / lib', The 'lib' section remains unused.
  In the root directory, 'kotlin' has 3 subdirectory elements: buildSrc, consumer, lib.
  At level 2, in directory path 'kotlin → buildSrc', 'buildSrc' has 1 subdirectories: src.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin / buildSrc / src', 'src' groups 1 subdirectories that organize the source code.
  In nested path 'kotlin / buildSrc / src / main', 'main' maintains 1 directories: kotlin.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin / buildSrc / src / main / kotlin', 'kotlin' is empty.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin > consumer', 'consumer' has no content.
  At level 2, in directory path 'kotlin → lib', 'lib' remains unused.
  In the root directory, 'tests' has been left empty.
  
  
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verification_info: {"ground_truth": "customizingResolution-attributeSubstitutionRule\n +--groovy\n |   +--buildSrc\n |   |   `--src\n |   |       `--main\n |   |           `--groovy\n |   +--consumer\n |   `--lib\n +--kotlin\n |   +--buildSrc\n |   |   `--src\n |   |       `--main\n |   |           `--kotlin\n |   +--consumer\n |   `--lib\n `--tests", "description": "customizingResolution-attributeSubstitutionRule is a fundamental directory that consolidates 3 subdirectories: groovy, kotlin and tests.\nAt the top level, 'groovy' retains 3 subfolders: buildSrc, consumer, lib.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'groovy \u2192 buildSrc', 'buildSrc' contains 1 contained folders: src.\nAt level 3, in directory path 'groovy > buildSrc > src', Within 'src', you'll find 1 directories for code structure.\nIn nested path 'groovy > buildSrc > src > main', 'main' includes 1 directories: groovy.\nAt level 5, in directory path 'groovy / buildSrc / src / main / groovy', 'groovy' awaits content.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'groovy \u2192 consumer', 'consumer' sits empty.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'groovy / lib', The 'lib' section remains unused.\nIn the root directory, 'kotlin' has 3 subdirectory elements: buildSrc, consumer, lib.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'kotlin \u2192 buildSrc', 'buildSrc' has 1 subdirectories: src.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin / buildSrc / src', 'src' groups 1 subdirectories that organize the source code.\nIn nested path 'kotlin / buildSrc / src / main', 'main' maintains 1 directories: kotlin.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin / buildSrc / src / main / kotlin', 'kotlin' is empty.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin > consumer', 'consumer' has no content.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'kotlin \u2192 lib', 'lib' remains unused.\nIn the root directory, 'tests' has been left empty.\n"}