Find target using robot movement API

You control a robot in an unknown 2D grid. The grid layout and boundaries are unknown, and you cannot access the map directly. Some cells are blocked (walls), others are open. ## Robot API You can only interact with the environment through these methods: - `bool move()` - Moves the robot forward by 1 cell in the direction it is currently facing. - Returns `true` if the move succeeds; returns `false` if the cell in front is blocked (robot stays in place). - `void turnLeft()` / `void turnRight()` - Rotates the robot 90 degrees in place. - `bool isTarget()` - Returns `true` if the robot is currently standing on the target cell. The robot starts at an unknown start cell (treat it as the origin) facing an unknown but fixed initial direction. ## Task Implement a procedure that **finds the target** and **stops as soon as the robot reaches it**. - You must not rely on any external map/grid representation. - You must ensure the robot can correctly explore without getting stuck in loops. - If the target is reachable from the start, your algorithm should eventually reach it. ## Output / Interface Describe or implement a function such as: - `bool findTarget(Robot& robot)` that returns `true` if it reaches the target (and stops searching immediately), otherwise `false` if the target is not reachable after exploring all reachable cells.