Implement grayscale filter function #16
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This pull request adds a grayscale filter function to helpers.c.
The function iterates over each pixel in the image, calculates the average of the red, green, and blue values, and sets all three color channels to this average, effectively converting the image to grayscale.
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Closes #1
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