Sync every leetcode solution under `work/` into a docs page under `docs/solutions/`, formatted like the gold standard `docs/solutions/(two-pointers)/344-reverse-string.mdx`. Extra focus (optional): $@
- Globs `work/**/*.{js,py}` (`<number>.<kebab-slug>.{js,py}` under `work/<Difficulty>/<Category>/`) and groups the two language variants of a problem by leetcode number.
- Parses each file's header comment (js block comment / py docstring) into title, difficulty, statement, examples, constraints, and follow-up.
- New problems get a full page at `docs/solutions/(<category>)/<leetcode-number>-<kebab-slug>.mdx`: frontmatter, `<Badge>` topic (README curriculum table, falling back to the `work/` subdirectory), `::::warning` for follow-ups/special requirements, examples, constraints, and the solution code verbatim.
-`(<category>)` is the kebab-cased `work/` subdirectory (`(array)`, `(hash-table)`, `(two-pointers)`, …) and becomes the sidebar group; the leetcode-number filename prefix orders pages numerically. Both are stripped from the URL (`(two-pointers)/344-reverse-string.mdx` → `/solutions/reverse-string`). The script moves any page whose path drifts from this scheme.
- Frontmatter `title` keeps the number (`'344. Reverse String'`); `sidebar.label` is the number-free problem name. The script backfills a missing `sidebar.label` on existing pages but never overwrites one.
- Already-ported pages (frontmatter title starts with the leetcode number) only get their `## Solution` section regenerated — curated prose is never touched.
- Problems solved in both languages render as a `<CodeGroup>` (Python first, then JavaScript); single-language solutions render as a plain fence.
Skim any **created** pages — the prose transforms (backticking literals in example explanations, warning detection) are heuristic. Fix wording by editing the page prose directly; it won't be overwritten on the next sync. Never edit inside `## Solution` — that section is owned by the script and synced from `work/`.
