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= Rep.02 -- Game Highscore

In this exercise you are going to process a lot of scores different gamers achieved in a challenging game.
You will determine a highscore: a list of each player's best result, sorted from the highest scorer to the least.

== File Descriptions

=== Input File

The input file(s) are CSV files.
One file can contain multiple score results from each user; on different dates.

* Format: `Id;NickName;Date;Score`.
* Sample: `9;CrazyBull;2021-07-22T14:43:28;2428`

=== Output File

The output is a CSV file which contains one entry for each user who provided at least one score in the input.

* Format: `Score;Date;Player`
* Sample: `1013;07.08.2022;Iron-Cut (#85)`

The output is sorted:

* Highest score first
* If two scores are equal the older (earlier) date 'wins'

== Task

Create an application which reads & parses the input file, consolidates and sorts the game scores and finally creates a CSV file containing the highscore.
Make sure you stick to the required formats of the files.

To make it easier for you the definitions of all required methods have already been provided with the starter code.
Implement those according to the specification to complete this exercise.
You may add additional methods if you deem them necessary.

NOTE: Use the `record` definitions provided in `Model.cs` and be aware that especially the output format will not map 1:1 to those data types, yet they contain all required information