Add mergesort.c to files to compile in GitHub Actions
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This explicitly adds `mergesort.c` to the compile statement for `array_merge` in the GitHub Actions. Now I need to explain this in the README and make sure they understand what's going on there.
This will make `mergesort()` available in their array merge code.
This adds some text in the README that attempts to clarify the dependency of the Array Merge part of the lab on Mergesort.
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This explicitly adds
mergesort.cto the compile statement forarray_mergein the GitHub Actions.It also adds text to the README that explains why this is happening and the consequences for their work.
Closes #10
I also added a paragraph to the
README.mdexplaining why there's nomain()in these labs. Not sure that it will help a lot, but hopefully it's an improvement.Closes #8