"Hello World" description: is "so that it produces the string" misleading?

[hunkyjimpjorps]

Based on something that I brought up on the Racket track a while back, I think the hello-world objective "Modify the provided code so that it produces the string "Hello, World!" is potentially misleading -- the code isn't itself producing "Hello, World!" when it's run, it's the test runner that's checking the return value.

I suggested changing Racket's description to "so that the function returns the string" instead, but the track maintainer suggested I bump it up a tier and bring it up here instead, to see if there's some language or clarification that'd be potentially better for all tracks.

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[glennj]

duplicate of #1850