Sweep: Document Public Functions Across All Files (✓ Sandbox Passed)

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Description

This pull request documents the public functions across multiple files in the codebase. It adds JSDoc comments to the functions in the regionController.js file in the backend/src/controllers directory and the functions in the index.js file in the frontend/src/api directory. The JSDoc comments provide information about the function parameters, return types, and descriptions.

Summary

• Added JSDoc comments to the getAllSubregions function in regionController.js in the backend/src/controllers directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the getSubregions function in regionController.js in the backend/src/controllers directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the getDivisions function in regionController.js in the backend/src/controllers directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the getHierarchies function in regionController.js in the backend/src/controllers directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the fetchRootRegions function in index.js in the frontend/src/api directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the fetchSubregions function in index.js in the frontend/src/api directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the fetchRegion function in index.js in the frontend/src/api directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the fetchRegionGeometry function in index.js in the frontend/src/api directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the fetchAncestors function in index.js in the frontend/src/api directory.
• Added JSDoc comments to the fetchHierarchies function in index.js in the frontend/src/api directory.

Fixes #52.

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• Apply: All new business logic should have corresponding unit tests.
• Apply: Refactor large functions to be more modular.
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