Code Generation Sorcery: Concocting the Perfect Bookmarklet for Google Search Magic!

Could you assist in creating a JavaScript bookmarklet to use in the Chrome browser, designed to work specifically on a Google search results page? The following detailed instructions are to be adhered to:

The bookmarklet needs to extract four types of data from each search result: the title, the URL, the description, and the date. Use JavaScript to select elements using the class selectors: 'h3.LC20lb' for the title, 'div.yuRUbf > a' for the URL, 'div.VwiC3b.yXK7lf.MUxGbd.yDYNvb.lyLwlc > span' for the description, and a best-guess selector for the date, given Google's inconsistency in providing a unique and consistent class for dates.

For search results that may not have a title, URL, description, or date, the bookmarklet should take into account these cases and add an empty string ('') to the respective piece of data.

Once all data has been collected, the bookmarklet needs to create a new browser tab. It is crucial that this step is implemented correctly. The method 'window.open()' should be used to open a new browser tab, and the new tab should be saved into a variable, e.g., var newTab = window.open();.

The bookmarklet should then generate a structured HTML document within this new tab. The title of the document should be 'Google Search Results', and an H1 header in the body of the document should display the same text.

The bookmarklet should then display the collected data in a well-structured table within this HTML document. The table should have columns labeled as ID, Title, URL, Description, and Date, with each row representing a search result.

Include CSS within the bookmarklet to style the table appropriately. Borders, padding, and a distinct background color for the table headers should be included.

To write the HTML document to the new tab, use newTab.document.open();, followed by newTab.document.write(yourHTML); and then newTab.document.close();.

Please provide the complete JavaScript bookmarklet code that meets these specifications.