Add line length specifier to assembler#101
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This PR adds a line length specifier as an option to the assembler as
--print_length. This controls how many characters are allowed to be printed to the standard output when asking the assembler to--printthe output of assembly. Integration test added to catch new conditions. This PR closes #84