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Print a Report

Our data is organized; now it's time to print a pretty report!

The character-count dictionary includes spaces, punctuation, and other symbols that don't belong in the report. We can filter those out using the str.isalpha() method, which returns True when a string is non-empty and all of its characters are alphabetic:

"a".isalpha()
# True

"!".isalpha()
# False

Assignment

Print the report in this format:

============ BOOKBOT ============
Analyzing book found at books/frankenstein.txt...
----------- Word Count ----------
Found 75767 total words
--------- Character Count -------
e: 44538
t: 29493
a: 25894
o: 24494
i: 23927
n: 23643
s: 20360
r: 20079
h: 19176
d: 16318
l: 12306
m: 10206
u: 10111
c: 9011
f: 8451
y: 7756
w: 7450
p: 5952
g: 5795
b: 4868
v: 3737
k: 1661
x: 691
j: 497
q: 325
z: 235
æ: 28
â: 8
ê: 7
ë: 2
ô: 1
============= END ===============

Add a print_report function to main.py.
- It should take the book path, word count, and sorted list of character counts as inputs.
In main, replace your existing print calls with a call to print_report.
In print_report, print the report header, the book path, and the word count section.
Still in print_report, print the character count section.
- Loop over the sorted list of characters.
- Use str.isalpha() to skip non-alphabetic characters.
- Print each alphabetic character and its count in the format shown above.
Print the closing END line.

Run and submit the CLI tests from the root of your project.