prompt: Your task is to convert the following English description into an ASCII tree format.
  
  parse-failed-esm is a head directory that consolidates 4 subdirectories. Notable ones include 0, 1, 2 among others.
  
  Let me break down the setup for you:
  
  In the root directory, '0' encompasses 1 child directories: node_modules.
  At level 2, in directory path '0 > node_modules', 'node_modules' has 2 packages: some-module, test-module.
  At level 3, in directory path '0 / node_modules / some-module', Inside 'some-module', you'll find it is an empty container.
  In nested path '0 > node_modules > test-module', Inside 'test-module', you'll find it has no content.
  In the root directory, '1' includes 1 folders: node_modules.
  At level 2, in directory path '1 / node_modules', 'node_modules' has 1 packages: some-module.
  In nested path '1 → node_modules → some-module', 'some-module' is devoid of content.
  In the root directory, '2' stores 1 directories: node_modules.
  Within directory hierarchy '2 > node_modules', 'node_modules' encompasses 1 packages: some-module.
  At level 3, in directory path '2 > node_modules > some-module', 'some-module' has been left empty.
  At the top level, '3' hosts 1 subdirectories: node_modules.
  At level 2, in directory path '3 > node_modules', 'node_modules' contains 1 packages: some-module.
  In nested path '3 / node_modules / some-module', The 'some-module' container contains no subdirectories.
  Back to the top level.
  
  
  Format your response in this style:
  ```
  docs
   +--about
   +--advanced
   +--deployment
   +--how-to
   +--learn
   +--resources
   +--security
   `--tutorial
       +--dependencies
       `--security
  ```
  
  Provide your answer wrapped in <ascii_formatted> tags.
verification_info: {"ground_truth": "parse-failed-esm\n +--0\n |   `--node_modules\n |       +--some-module\n |       `--test-module\n +--1\n |   `--node_modules\n |       `--some-module\n +--2\n |   `--node_modules\n |       `--some-module\n `--3\n     `--node_modules\n         `--some-module", "description": "parse-failed-esm is a head directory that consolidates 4 subdirectories. Notable ones include 0, 1, 2 among others.\n\nLet me break down the setup for you:\n\nIn the root directory, '0' encompasses 1 child directories: node_modules.\nAt level 2, in directory path '0 > node_modules', 'node_modules' has 2 packages: some-module, test-module.\nAt level 3, in directory path '0 / node_modules / some-module', Inside 'some-module', you'll find it is an empty container.\nIn nested path '0 > node_modules > test-module', Inside 'test-module', you'll find it has no content.\nIn the root directory, '1' includes 1 folders: node_modules.\nAt level 2, in directory path '1 / node_modules', 'node_modules' has 1 packages: some-module.\nIn nested path '1 \u2192 node_modules \u2192 some-module', 'some-module' is devoid of content.\nIn the root directory, '2' stores 1 directories: node_modules.\nWithin directory hierarchy '2 > node_modules', 'node_modules' encompasses 1 packages: some-module.\nAt level 3, in directory path '2 > node_modules > some-module', 'some-module' has been left empty.\nAt the top level, '3' hosts 1 subdirectories: node_modules.\nAt level 2, in directory path '3 > node_modules', 'node_modules' contains 1 packages: some-module.\nIn nested path '3 / node_modules / some-module', The 'some-module' container contains no subdirectories.\nBack to the top level.\n"}