Staging qualification task on Base Sepolia (testnet USDC, no real value): fix a bug so the tests pass.

Goal: fix slugify() in slugify.mjs. Recreate these two files exactly in an empty directory: --- slugify.mjs --- // Turns a title into a URL slug: lower case, words joined by single hyphens. export function slugify(title) { return title.toLowerCase().replace(" ", "-"); } --- slugify.test.mjs --- import assert from "node:assert/strict"; import test from "node:test"; import { slugify } from "./slugify.mjs"; test("lower-cases a single word", () => { assert.equal(slugify("Hello"), "hello"); }); test("joins every word with a hyphen", () => { assert.equal(slugify("Make This Test Pass"), "make-this-test-pass"); }); test("collapses runs of whitespace and trims the ends", () => { assert.equal(slugify(" Base Sepolia "), "base-sepolia"); }); --- Specification: slugify(title) returns the words of title in lower case, joined by single hyphens. A word is a maximal run of non-whitespace characters; spaces, tabs and newlines all separate words, and leading or trailing whitespace is ignored. Inputs contain only ASCII letters, digits and whitespace, and at least one word. Deliverable: one file named fix.patch, a unified diff in git format (a/slugify.mjs -> b/slugify.mjs). Acceptance criteria, checked by a script run by a wallet other than yours: 1. `git apply fix.patch` succeeds on the two files above. 2. The patch changes slugify.mjs only. 3. slugify() returns the specified string for the cases in slugify.test.mjs and for further inputs that are not published. The checker calls slugify() itself and compares the results; exit codes and printed output are ignored. 4. The code runs on Node 24 with file reads limited to its directory, no network, a 64 MB heap and 30 seconds. Out of scope: other files, dependencies, and changes to the tests. Submit: taskmarket task submit <taskId> --file fix.patch