prompt: Your task is to convert the following English description into an ASCII tree format.
  
  task-with-arguments is a root directory that assembles 4 subdirectories. Notable ones include common, groovy, kotlin among others.
  
  Let me break down the construction for you:
  
  In the root directory, 'common' has 1 subdirectory elements: project-info.
  At level 2, in directory path 'common / project-info', 'project-info' retains 1 directories: src.
  At level 3, in directory path 'common / project-info / src', The 'src' storage space carries 1 folders for code organization.
  In nested path 'common / project-info / src / main', 'main' incorporates 1 subdirectories: java.
  In nested path 'common > project-info > src > main > java', 'java' bundles 1 directories: com.
  In nested path 'common / project-info / src / main / java / com', 'com' houses 1 directories: example.
  In nested path 'common → project-info → src → main → java → com → example', 'example' lacks any subdirectories.
  Back to the top level.
  At the top level, 'groovy' incorporates 1 directories: project-info.
  Within directory hierarchy 'groovy → project-info', The 'project-info' section is barren.
  At the top level, 'kotlin' carries 1 subfolders: project-info.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin / project-info', 'project-info' is unpopulated.
  Back to the top level.
  In the root directory, The 'tests' collection has no content.
  
  
  Format your response in this style:
  ```
  logical-expression
   +--deopzimize-while-included
   +--mutate-logical-expression
   |   `--_expected
   `--simplify-non-boolean
  ```
  
  Provide your answer wrapped in <ascii_formatted> tags.
verification_info: {"ground_truth": "task-with-arguments\n +--common\n |   `--project-info\n |       `--src\n |           `--main\n |               `--java\n |                   `--com\n |                       `--example\n +--groovy\n |   `--project-info\n +--kotlin\n |   `--project-info\n `--tests", "description": "task-with-arguments is a root directory that assembles 4 subdirectories. Notable ones include common, groovy, kotlin among others.\n\nLet me break down the construction for you:\n\nIn the root directory, 'common' has 1 subdirectory elements: project-info.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'common / project-info', 'project-info' retains 1 directories: src.\nAt level 3, in directory path 'common / project-info / src', The 'src' storage space carries 1 folders for code organization.\nIn nested path 'common / project-info / src / main', 'main' incorporates 1 subdirectories: java.\nIn nested path 'common > project-info > src > main > java', 'java' bundles 1 directories: com.\nIn nested path 'common / project-info / src / main / java / com', 'com' houses 1 directories: example.\nIn nested path 'common \u2192 project-info \u2192 src \u2192 main \u2192 java \u2192 com \u2192 example', 'example' lacks any subdirectories.\nBack to the top level.\nAt the top level, 'groovy' incorporates 1 directories: project-info.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'groovy \u2192 project-info', The 'project-info' section is barren.\nAt the top level, 'kotlin' carries 1 subfolders: project-info.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin / project-info', 'project-info' is unpopulated.\nBack to the top level.\nIn the root directory, The 'tests' collection has no content.\n"}