Task A. Removing indentation Before we make a program that indents source code files, let's make a program that unindents them. Start by writing a function string removeLeadingSpaces (string line) that takes one line of code as input and returns its copy without leading spaces and tabs: removeLeadingSpaces ( " int x 1; ") :: "int x = 1; Make use of the function isspace defined in to check if a character is a whitespace. Your function should probably iterate over the input string, skip all spaces, and after it finds the first non-space character, start accumulating the characters into a new string, which will be returned. and prints out each input line with Write a program unindent.cpp that reads input from leading spaces removed. cin Example To test, create a badly indented file, for instance, called bad-code.cpp int main //Hi, I'm a program int x = 1; for(int i # 0; i