You are building a word-guessing feedback function. Given two strings, `target` and `guess`, of the same length, return an integer array `feedback` where each element describes how the character in `guess` compares to `target`: - `2`: the character is exactly correct, meaning `guess[i] == target[i]`. - `1`: the character is not in the correct position, but it appears somewhere else in `target` and has not already been consumed by another match. - `0`: the character does not match any remaining available character in `target`. Duplicate characters must be handled carefully. Exact matches should be counted first. Then, for the remaining unmatched positions, assign partial matches using the remaining character counts from `target`. Example: ```text target = "sabby" guess = "assby" output = [1, 1, 0, 2, 2] ``` Explanation: - Positions 3 and 4 are exact matches: `b` and `y`, so they receive `2`. - Among the remaining target characters, there is one `s`, one `a`, and one `b`. - `guess[0] = 'a'` exists in the remaining target characters, so it receives `1`. - `guess[1] = 's'` exists in the remaining target characters, so it receives `1`. - `guess[2] = 's'` has no remaining unmatched `s`, so it receives `0`. Implement a function that returns this feedback array.