Use a Class Method to Track Instance Count

You will implement a simple InstanceCounter class that keeps track of how many instances have been created. Use a class variable to store the count and a class method to read (and optionally reset) it. Also provide a helper function used by tests which creates N instances and returns the recorded count. Requirements: - Each time an InstanceCounter is instantiated, the shared counter should increase by 1. - Implement a class method get_count() that returns the current count. - Implement a class method reset_count() that sets the count back to zero (useful for tests). - Provide a helper function make_instances_and_get_count(n) that resets the counter, creates n instances, and returns the recorded count. This exercise focuses on when and how to use class variables and class methods rather than instance attributes.

Implement an __init__ that updates a class-level counter and a classmethod to read and reset that counter.

- Use a class variable (not a global or instance attribute) to store the count. - get_count and reset_count must be class methods (use @classmethod). - make_instances_and_get_count must return the integer count. - No external libraries.