input: def simplify_function(func_code: str) -> str:
      """ Takes an existing Python function code as a string and modifies it to eliminate any redundancies.
      The function should combine consecutive print statements into one if possible.
      
      >>> simplify_function('''def just_me(name):
      ... print("Hi, my name is "+name+".")
      ... print("I am special and nothing else matters.")
      ... print("What about you?")''')
      'def just_me(name):\n    print("Hi, my name is "+name+". I am special and nothing else matters.")\n    print("What about you?")\n'
      """
output:     lines = func_code.split('\n')
      simplified_lines = []
      combined_print = ""
      for line in lines:
          if line.strip().startswith("print("):
              combined_print += line.strip()[6:-1]
          else:
              if combined_print:
                  simplified_lines.append(f'    print({combined_print})')
                  combined_print = ""
              simplified_lines.append(line)
      if combined_print:
          simplified_lines.append(f'    print({combined_print})')
      return '\n'.join(simplified_lines) + '\n'