Implement a helper useSet(initialState) that manages a JavaScript Set with extra utility methods.

Normally, when using a plain Set, you need to clone/mutate it before reassigning.
useSet makes it easier by providing built-in methods to manage the set.

Your task: Implement useSet(initialState) that:

• Accepts an initial Set of items.
• Returns an object with the following:
  • set: the current Set of items.
  • add(item): adds item to the set.
  • remove(item): removes item from the set.
  • toggle(item): adds item if it doesn’t exist, removes it if it does.
  • reset(): resets the set back to the initial state.
  • clear(): clears the entire set.

Example

const mySet = useSet(new Set(["hello"]));

mySet.add("world");
console.log(mySet.set); // Set { "hello", "world" }

mySet.toggle("hello");
console.log(mySet.set); // Set { "world" }

mySet.reset();
console.log(mySet.set); // Set { "hello" }

mySet.clear();
console.log(mySet.set); // Set {}