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Universal Exit Command Sequence

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Problem statement

A rectangular maze uses # for walls, . for passable cells that may be the unknown start, and exactly one E exit. You must choose one fixed command string over U, D, L, and R.

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Example 1

grid = ["..E"]return = "RR"

Two right moves merge and then exit both possible starts.

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