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Review Summary

Your solution is approved because it correctly implements the required recursive createTree(element, data) function and satisfies the core checklist items related to functionality and SCSS/Parcel setup. The function takes a DOM element and a nested object, builds a corresponding nested ul/li structure using object keys as list item text, and calls itself recursively, which matches the task requirements. You also correctly obtain the #tree element from the DOM and invoke createTree(tree, food), ensuring the tree is actually rendered on the page.

There are no critical blockers or broken behaviors visible in the current implementation. One small point to consider (not required for passing): for empty nested objects, your current logic skips creating a child <ul> entirely; if in the future the desired UI is to show nodes even when they have no children, you might adjust the base case accordingly. Also, make sure outside this code that your GitHub demo/README link has the correct username, since that cannot be verified here. Overall, this is a clean, straightforward implementation—well done.


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