Given an object which resembles a DOM tree, implement a function that serializes the object into a formatted string with proper indentation (one tab (\t character) per nesting level) and one tag per line.
const tree = {tag: 'body',children: [{ tag: 'div', children: [{ tag: 'span', children: ['foo', 'bar'] }] },{ tag: 'div', children: ['baz'] },],};serializeHTML(tree);// Output:`<body><div><span>foobar</span></div><div>baz</div></body>`;
Given an object which resembles a DOM tree, implement a function that serializes the object into a formatted string with proper indentation (one tab (\t character) per nesting level) and one tag per line.
const tree = {tag: 'body',children: [{ tag: 'div', children: [{ tag: 'span', children: ['foo', 'bar'] }] },{ tag: 'div', children: ['baz'] },],};serializeHTML(tree);// Output:`<body><div><span>foobar</span></div><div>baz</div></body>`;
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