Understand one country's audience for your Bitly links

**Objective:** Report on the audience from `{country}` for `{group-name}` (default: all groups): which links they click, which cities they are in, and how much of total traffic they make up.

**Step 1: Country share**

Call `bitly-get-metric-group-country` (with `group-name` when given) without a country filter. Work out the clicks and share of total for `{country}`, and its rank among countries. If `{country}` matches no row exactly, compare against the returned values (a code vs a name, e.g. `GB` vs `United Kingdom`), use the matching value from then on, and say which one you used.

**Step 2: Top links in the country**

Call `bitly-get-metric-bitlink-country` with `country` and `group-name`. Rank links by clicks.

**Step 3: Cities**

Call `bitly-get-metric-group-city` with `country` and `group-name` for the city ranking, and `bitly-get-metric-bitlink-city` with `country` and `link` for the top 3 links' city splits.

**Step 4: Devices and sources for the top links**

For the top 3 links from Step 2, call `bitly-get-metric-bitlink-device` and `bitly-get-metric-bitlink-referrer` filtered by `link`. These are not country-specific; say so.

**Step 5: Report**

* `{country}`: total clicks, share of all clicks, rank among countries
* Top 10 links for that country: link, title, clicks
* Top 10 cities with region
* For the top 3 links: city split, device split and top referrers
* Links that over-index (a far higher share of their clicks from `{country}` than the group average), which suggests a local placement worth repeating

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Do not call `bitly-add-bitlink` or `bitly-update-bitlink`. This prompt is read-only.
* The referrer, domain, country, city and device breakdown tools are not date-filtered; they return the totals Bitly holds for each link. Say so in the report rather than presenting them as figures for the requested period.

**Validation:**

* If `{country}` has no clicks, say so, give the top 5 countries instead, and stop.