prompt: Your task is to convert an English description into an ASCII tree format using this style:
  ```
  gradle
   +--api
   |   `--internal
   |       `--initialization
   |           `--loadercache
   +--internal
   |   `--serialize
   |       `--kryo
   `--tooling
       `--internal
           `--provider
               `--serialization
  ```
  
  Convert this description:
  
  test is a root directory that groups 2 subdirectories: groovy and kotlin.
  At the top level, 'groovy' keeps 1 directory entries: org.
  In nested path 'groovy → org', 'org' incorporates 1 directory entries: gradle.
  Within directory hierarchy 'groovy → org → gradle', 'gradle' carries 1 directories: problems.
  At level 4, in directory path 'groovy / org / gradle / problems', 'problems' houses 1 subfolders: internal.
  Within directory hierarchy 'groovy / org / gradle / problems / internal', 'internal' shelters 1 subfolders: services.
  At level 6, in directory path 'groovy → org → gradle → problems → internal → services', Inside 'services', you'll find it contains no subdirectories.
  Back to the top level.
  In the root directory, 'kotlin' encompasses 1 subdirectories: org.
  At level 2, in directory path 'kotlin → org', 'org' includes 1 subdirectory elements: gradle.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin / org / gradle', 'gradle' bundles 1 subfolders: problems.
  At level 4, in directory path 'kotlin > org > gradle > problems', 'problems' hosts 1 subfolders: internal.
  At level 5, in directory path 'kotlin / org / gradle / problems / internal', 'internal' has yet to be populated.
  Back to the top level.
  
  
  Provide your answer wrapped in <ascii_formatted> tags.
verification_info: {"ground_truth": "test\n +--groovy\n |   `--org\n |       `--gradle\n |           `--problems\n |               `--internal\n |                   `--services\n `--kotlin\n     `--org\n         `--gradle\n             `--problems\n                 `--internal", "description": "test is a root directory that groups 2 subdirectories: groovy and kotlin.\nAt the top level, 'groovy' keeps 1 directory entries: org.\nIn nested path 'groovy \u2192 org', 'org' incorporates 1 directory entries: gradle.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'groovy \u2192 org \u2192 gradle', 'gradle' carries 1 directories: problems.\nAt level 4, in directory path 'groovy / org / gradle / problems', 'problems' houses 1 subfolders: internal.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'groovy / org / gradle / problems / internal', 'internal' shelters 1 subfolders: services.\nAt level 6, in directory path 'groovy \u2192 org \u2192 gradle \u2192 problems \u2192 internal \u2192 services', Inside 'services', you'll find it contains no subdirectories.\nBack to the top level.\nIn the root directory, 'kotlin' encompasses 1 subdirectories: org.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'kotlin \u2192 org', 'org' includes 1 subdirectory elements: gradle.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin / org / gradle', 'gradle' bundles 1 subfolders: problems.\nAt level 4, in directory path 'kotlin > org > gradle > problems', 'problems' hosts 1 subfolders: internal.\nAt level 5, in directory path 'kotlin / org / gradle / problems / internal', 'internal' has yet to be populated.\nBack to the top level.\n"}