> This problem is paper-only - see explanation for the canonical SQL solution.
Build a "date spine" - one row per day - between two ISO dates inclusive, useful for filling gaps in time-series reports. In Postgres you'd use `generate_series`; in MySQL / SQL Server you'd use a recursive CTE.
**For the auto-grader:** implement `dateSpine(start, end)` returning `["YYYY-MM-DD"]` ascending. Cap output at 1000 rows.
Example 1
Input:start = "2026-01-01", end = "2026-01-03"
Output:["2026-01-01","2026-01-02","2026-01-03"]
Constraints
- start <= end (otherwise return [])
- end - start <= 999 days