Repair report.c so it compiles, without changing the three lines it prints.

• The starter does not build: your first run shows a compiler diagnostic instead of test results. Read it.
• main calls print_report, but print_report is defined below main, so the compiler has never seen that name at the call site.
• Two repairs are accepted: declare print_report above main, or move its definition above main.
• Do not touch the output. The program prints status: green, then tests: 12 passed, then warnings: 0, one per line, each line ending with a newline.
• Ignore argc and argv. Any argument list prints the same three lines.
• Read nothing from standard input.
• Exit with code 0.

Repair report.c so it compiles, without changing the three lines it prints.

• The starter does not build: your first run shows a compiler diagnostic instead of test results. Read it.
• main calls print_report, but print_report is defined below main, so the compiler has never seen that name at the call site.
• Two repairs are accepted: declare print_report above main, or move its definition above main.
• Do not touch the output. The program prints status: green, then tests: 12 passed, then warnings: 0, one per line, each line ending with a newline.
• Ignore argc and argv. Any argument list prints the same three lines.
• Read nothing from standard input.
• Exit with code 0.