AudioClip Move Constructor Steals the Samples

AudioClip is written for you except its move constructor. m_samples is a simple pointer to ONE heap array of ints. Write AudioClip(AudioClip&& other) noexcept so the new clip takes over the other clip's array and count, and the other clip is left with nullptr and a count of 0 (so its destructor frees nothing and it reports zero samples). Moving copies one pointer; no sample is copied.

The hidden driver reads n then n sample values into a clip, move-constructs a second clip from it with std::move, and prints the second clip's size, first and last sample on one line, then the source clip's size on the next.

For the input:
``
3
7 8 9
``

the exact output is what is shown in Expected Output.

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Expected Output:

moved: 3 samples, first 7, last 9↵
source: 0 samples↵

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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