Reverse SHA-256 Server Seed

I have a single SHA-256 commitment and I need the exact 32-byte server-seed value that produced it. Commitment b884a172281bdcdaede47eb5968b5ea735c438531c26373274b68b580011ab1a What I already know • The hash was generated with standard SHA-256 applied to the raw 32-byte seed, not to its text-or hex-string form. • The seed was most likely created as 32 random bytes, so no obvious dictionary or human pattern is expected. What I need from you 1. The exact 32-byte seed (returned in both raw bytes and hex representation) that, when hashed by SHA-256, yields the commitment above. 2. A concise outline of the method or tooling you used so I can understand and repeat the result if required. If you determine with well-founded reasoning that recovery is mathematically infeasible, tell me clearly why and suggest any practical next steps. Otherwise, deliver the matching seed and brief notes—no lengthy report needed.