prompt: Your task is to convert an English description into an ASCII tree format using this style:
  ```
  check_framework
   +--custom_commands_app
   |   `--management
   |       `--commands
   +--template_test_apps
   |   +--different_tags_app
   |   |   `--templatetags
   |   +--same_tags_app_1
   |   |   `--templatetags
   |   `--same_tags_app_2
   |       `--templatetags
   `--urls
       `--path_compatibility
  ```
  
  Convert this description:
  
  java-multi-project is a fundamental directory that gathers 3 subdirectories: groovy, kotlin and tests.
  At the top level, 'groovy' keeps 3 nested folders: buildSrc, project1, project2.
  Within directory hierarchy 'groovy > buildSrc', 'buildSrc' encompasses 1 directory entries: src.
  At level 3, in directory path 'groovy > buildSrc > src', Within 'src', you'll find 1 folders for code structure.
  At level 4, in directory path 'groovy / buildSrc / src / main', 'main' groups 1 subdirectories: groovy.
  At level 5, in directory path 'groovy > buildSrc > src > main > groovy', The 'groovy' folder is vacant.
  In nested path 'groovy > project1', Inside 'project1', you'll find it remains unused.
  At level 2, in directory path 'groovy > project2', 'project2' is vacant.
  Back to the top level.
  At the top level, 'kotlin' maintains 3 directories: buildSrc, project1, project2.
  In nested path 'kotlin → buildSrc', 'buildSrc' retains 1 nested folders: src.
  In nested path 'kotlin > buildSrc > src', The 'src' collection retains 1 folders for code organization.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin > buildSrc > src > main', 'main' includes 1 nested folders: kotlin.
  At level 5, in directory path 'kotlin > buildSrc > src > main > kotlin', Inside 'kotlin', you'll find it is blank.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin → project1', Inside 'project1', you'll find it contains nothing at present.
  Within directory hierarchy 'kotlin > project2', The 'project2' data structure hasn't been filled with any content.
  Back to the top level.
  At the main level, Inside 'tests', you'll find it is a vacant space.
  
  
  Provide your answer wrapped in <ascii_formatted> tags.
verification_info: {"ground_truth": "java-multi-project\n +--groovy\n |   +--buildSrc\n |   |   `--src\n |   |       `--main\n |   |           `--groovy\n |   +--project1\n |   `--project2\n +--kotlin\n |   +--buildSrc\n |   |   `--src\n |   |       `--main\n |   |           `--kotlin\n |   +--project1\n |   `--project2\n `--tests", "description": "java-multi-project is a fundamental directory that gathers 3 subdirectories: groovy, kotlin and tests.\nAt the top level, 'groovy' keeps 3 nested folders: buildSrc, project1, project2.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'groovy > buildSrc', 'buildSrc' encompasses 1 directory entries: src.\nAt level 3, in directory path 'groovy > buildSrc > src', Within 'src', you'll find 1 folders for code structure.\nAt level 4, in directory path 'groovy / buildSrc / src / main', 'main' groups 1 subdirectories: groovy.\nAt level 5, in directory path 'groovy > buildSrc > src > main > groovy', The 'groovy' folder is vacant.\nIn nested path 'groovy > project1', Inside 'project1', you'll find it remains unused.\nAt level 2, in directory path 'groovy > project2', 'project2' is vacant.\nBack to the top level.\nAt the top level, 'kotlin' maintains 3 directories: buildSrc, project1, project2.\nIn nested path 'kotlin \u2192 buildSrc', 'buildSrc' retains 1 nested folders: src.\nIn nested path 'kotlin > buildSrc > src', The 'src' collection retains 1 folders for code organization.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin > buildSrc > src > main', 'main' includes 1 nested folders: kotlin.\nAt level 5, in directory path 'kotlin > buildSrc > src > main > kotlin', Inside 'kotlin', you'll find it is blank.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin \u2192 project1', Inside 'project1', you'll find it contains nothing at present.\nWithin directory hierarchy 'kotlin > project2', The 'project2' data structure hasn't been filled with any content.\nBack to the top level.\nAt the main level, Inside 'tests', you'll find it is a vacant space.\n"}