In this part you are to arrange a variety of Coffees into a subscription package for customers of our Coffee roasting company. The structure describing our Coffee varities is shown below: enum class roastType \{ light, medium, dark \}; struct Coffee \{ std::string name; roastType roast; std::string flavorProfile; double pricePerKG\{\}; \} Create a function named 'createSubscription' that receives a stock of 'Coffee' as the parameter ('std::vector') and returns a list of 'Coffee'. This functions performs the following tasks: 1. Print to the screen the number of coffees in the stock that have a 'Creamy' or 'Full Bodied' flavor profile 2. Sort the stock of coffee based on their 'roastType' (in the order of 'light', 'medium', 'dark') 3. Create a list of 'Coffees' (which will be the return value of this function) that contains only 'light' and 'medium' roasts where the price is less than 10 dollars per KG 4. Add to the subcription of 'Coffees' (to be returned) the first dark roast coffee in the stock 5. Tally up the total price per KG of all the 'Coffees' in the subscription and print it to the screen ***Do not use Manual loops!*** ***Do not use the same algorithm more than once!** Your solution should only contain this function. int main() std::vector coffees(\{ { "Pacific Pipeline", roastType::medium, "Full Bodied", 8.99}, { "Three Sisters", roastType::medium, "Tropical Fruit", 7.99}, { "Hola", roastType::light, "Juicy", 11.99 \}, { "Horse Power", roastType::dark, "Creamy", 8.99\}, { "Decaf", roastType::dark, "Creamy", 5.99 \}, { "Grizzly Claw", roastType::light, "Full Bodied", 9.99}, \}); // The resulting coffee subscription auto coffee_sub = createSubscription(coffees); void(*roastFunc[3])() = \{ []() \{ cout }, [](){ cout