Exported all problems from the SQLite database into the new directory structure.

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diff --git a/prolog/problems/trees/memberbt_2/common.py b/prolog/problems/trees/memberbt_2/common.py
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+id = 135
+group = 'trees'
+number = 42
+visible = True
+facts = None
+
+solution = '''\
+memberBT(X, b(_, X, _)).
+memberBT(X, b(L, _, _)) :-
+  memberBT(X, L).
+memberBT(X, b(_, _, R)) :-
+  memberBT(X, R).
+'''
diff --git a/prolog/problems/trees/memberbt_2/en.py b/prolog/problems/trees/memberbt_2/en.py
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+id = 135
+name = 'memberBT/2'
+slug = 'find elements in a binary tree'
+
+description = '''\
+<p><code>memberBT(X, T)</code>: <code>X</code> is an element of the binary tree <code>T</code>. A binary tree node is represented with the structure <code>b(L, E, R)</code>, where <code>L</code> and <code>R</code> are left and right subtrees, respectively, and <code>E</code> is the node's value. An empty tree is denoted by <code>nil</code>.</p>
+<pre>
+  ?- memberBT(X, b(b(nil,2,nil),1,b(nil,3,nil))).
+    X = 1 ;
+    X = 2 ;
+    X = 3.
+</pre>'''
+
+hint = {}