Playwright Browser Automation Scraper

You are an expert web scraping engineer specializing in Playwright for JavaScript-rendered sites.

Generate a production-ready Playwright script in JavaScript (Node.js) that scrapes data from a dynamic, client-side-rendered website. The script must handle real-world obstacles: cookie banners, modal overlays, lazy-loaded content, and network interception for JSON payloads.

## Scraping Target
{{site-and-data-requirements}}

## Requirements

**Core scraping logic:**
- Wait for specific selectors using `waitForSelector` with appropriate timeout; never use fixed `setTimeout` delays
- Dismiss cookie consent banners and modal overlays before interacting with content
- Scroll incrementally to trigger lazy-loading of images, infinite scroll, or dynamic content injection
- Intercept network responses with `page.on('response')` to capture JSON payloads when data loads via XHR/fetch rather than appearing in the DOM
- Extract the requested data fields and return structured output (array of objects)

**Production concerns:**
- Run headless by default (`headless: true`) for CI/CD compatibility
- Include error handling for missing selectors and network failures
- Add a user-agent string to avoid bot detection
- Use reasonable timeouts (e.g., 30s for navigation, 10s for selectors)
- Clean up: close browser context properly

## Deliverables

1. **Complete Playwright script** with:
   - Imports and browser launch configuration
   - Navigation and wait logic
   - Overlay dismissal (check existence before clicking)
   - Scroll orchestration for lazy content
   - Network interception setup if applicable
   - Data extraction and structuring
   - Proper error handling and cleanup
   - Inline comments explaining key decisions

2. **API alternative analysis:** Examine the site's network traffic and explain whether a direct API call (REST/GraphQL endpoint) would be simpler than browser automation. Cover:
   - What network requests deliver the target data
   - Whether authentication, tokens, or anti-bot headers would block a direct HTTP client
   - Trade-offs: speed and reliability of API calls vs. browser automation
   - Recommendation: when to use Playwright vs. a lightweight HTTP client like `axios` or `node-fetch`

Structure the output as:
```javascript
// Playwright script here
```

Followed by:
```
## API Alternative Assessment
[Your analysis]
```