The Stable Range Sum

In a physical experiment, a 'stable summit' is a period where the range of values (Max - Min) does not exceed D, and the total sum of values does not exceed S. Find the maximum length of such a period. Input Format: - The first line contains two integers: D (max difference) and S (max sum). - The second line contains a space-separated sequence of integers. Output Format: - A single integer representing the maximum length. Example: Input: 2 10 1 2 3 4 5 Output: 3 (Explanation: Windows: [1,2,3] (range 2, sum 6), [2,3,4] (range 2, sum 9), [3,4,5] (range 2, sum 12 - fails sum). Max length is 3.)