Build a Smart Pantry Restocker

In this lab, you will build a small pantry management program using basic JavaScript concepts like arrays, objects, loops, and conditionals. You will simulate receiving a shipment of pantry items, deciding what to do with each item, and organizing the results for storage. **Objective:** Fulfill the user stories below and get all the tests to pass to complete the lab. The `rawData` array contains pipe-separated strings with the format `sku|name|qty|expires|zone`, where `zone` is optional. **User Stories:** 1. You should implement a `parseShipment(rawData)` function that takes an array of strings and returns an array of objects with `{ sku, name, qty, expires, zone }` properties. - Duplicate `sku` values in the shipment should be ignored. - When the `zone` segment is not provided, it should default to `"general"`. - The `qty` value should be converted to a number. 2. You should implement a `planRestock(pantry, shipment)` function that compares the current pantry with the incoming shipment and returns an array of actions in the form `{ type, item }`, where `type` is one of `"restock"`, `"discard"`, or `"donate"`, and `item` is the parsed shipment object. The `pantry` parameter is an array of objects with the same shape as a parsed shipment item (`{ sku, name, qty, expires, zone }`). - If a shipment item has a `qty` of `0` or less, the action `type` should be `"discard"`, regardless of whether the item exists in the pantry. - Otherwise, if the shipment item's `sku` already exists in the pantry, the action `type` should be `"restock"`. - Otherwise (the shipment item's `sku` does not exist in the pantry), the action `type` should be `"donate"`. 3. You should implement a `groupByZone(actions)` function that groups the actions into storage zones based on each item's `zone` property. The function should return an object where each key is a zone name and the value is an array of actions belonging to that zone. For example, if actions contain items with zones `"fridge"` and `"pantry"`, the result should be `{ fridge: [...], pantry: [...] }`. 4. You should implement a `clonePantry(pantry)` function that returns a deep copy of the pantry so planning changes do not affect the original list. A deep copy means creating a new array with new objects, so modifying the copy does not change the original pantry. 5. You should use all of the functions together to process a shipment and log the final grouped result object to the console. # --before-each-- ```js const spy = __helpers.spyOn(console, "log"); const getLogs = () => spy.calls.map(call => call?.[0]); ```