Consider the following program, which calls a function to merge the given command line arguments (except the program name) as a dynamically created single string. It insertsas the separator between the command line arguments in the new string. Finally, the program prints the returned string and then frees it. #include #include char *merge command line args (int argc, char **arqv) int main (int argc, char *argv[)( char *str; str= merge.commandlineargs (argc, argv); printf ("Returned string is %s ", str); free (str) return 0 - If we run this program as > prog aaaa bbbb ccc It should simply create the following string and print it as Now you are asked to implement the abovementioned function that dynamically creates a new string by merging the given command line arguments and separating them with ' : '. You can use any standard library functions if needed. char *merge_command_line_args (int argc, char **argv) (