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SAMPLE-4 asks for an endpoint that says how many tasks there are.
TaskList.count() returns { total, done }, and the server sends it as
the body of GET /tasks/count. The route is matched before the id
parsing, which would otherwise answer 404 for the segment 'count'.
Tests cover the method and the endpoint, and the README's table and
the route list in server.ts name the new endpoint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SAMPLE-4.What was asked
Add an endpoint that says how many tasks there are.
GET /tasks/countanswers 200 with{"total": <number of tasks>, "done": <number of tasks marked done>}.TaskListthat returns those two numbers, and use it from the server.Review
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