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Create a clock application written in go that will print the following values at the following intervals to stdout:
Only one value should be printed in a given second, i.e. when printing "bong" on the hour, the "tick" and "tock" values should not be printed.
It should run for three hours and then exit.
A mechanism should exist for the user to alter any of the printed values while the program is running, i.e. after the clock has run for 10 minutes I should, without stopping the program, be able to change it so that it stops printing "tick" every second and starts printing "quack" instead. Please provide appropriate test coverage.
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