Args and Kwargs Practice

Complete the configure_plugin_decorator function. It decorates a function that expects keyword arguments, but it should return a wrapper that accepts positional arguments.

The positional arguments passed to the wrapper will be key-value tuples. For example, after configure_backups is decorated, this call:

plugin_config: dict[str, str] = configure_backups(
    ("path", "~/duplicates"), ("prefix", "duplicate_"), ("extension", ".rtf")
)

should behave like this call to the original function:

plugin_config: dict[str, str] = configure_backups(
    path="~/duplicates", prefix="duplicate_", extension=".rtf"
)

And the returned plugin_config should be:

{
    "path": "~/duplicates",
    "prefix": "duplicate_",
    "extension": ".rtf",
}

1. Create a wrapper function that takes positional arguments *args:
   1. Convert the args into a dictionary with the dict() function. Each item in args is a (key, value) tuple.
   2. Return the result of calling func with that dictionary unpacked as keyword arguments using the ** operator.
2. Return the wrapper function.