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[TetianaSobolieva]

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Review Summary

The implementation provides a fully functional expense tracking server with an HTML form containing date, title, and amount fields, properly handles POST requests at /add-expense with support for both JSON and form-urlencoded content types, persists expense data to db/expense.json, and returns a well-formatted JSON display page with syntax highlighting. The code demonstrates solid async handling and error management throughout. A couple of minor observations worth noting: the GitHub Actions workflow file uses a .yml-template suffix, which means it won't be detected as an active workflow—rename it to test.yml if you want automated CI to run. Additionally, the amount field is stored as a string rather than a number (the parseFloat conversion was commented out on line 295), which works fine for display purposes but may require attention if numeric calculations are needed later. Overall, the core functionality is complete and working correctly. Great work on implementing the full feature set with proper request parsing and data persistence!

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