In the previous challenge, you learned how to propagate errors using the Result<T, E> type for file handling. Rust also lets you use the ? operator to propagate Option<T> values, but instead of propagating the error it will convert the Option<T> into a None value if it is None.

This challenge focuses on propagating Option values and handling scenarios where optional values might be missing.

Implement the function find_and_multiply:

1. It takes three parameters:
   • A vector of integers (Vec<i32>).
   • Two indices (usize values).
2. The function retrieves the integers at the two specified indices from the vector.
3. If both indices are valid, it returns the product of the two integers as an Option<i32>.
4. If any index is out of bounds, the function returns None.
5. Use the ? operator to propagate None values.