STYLE: Replace tuple with private GlobalObject struct, in SingletonIndex #4424
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A simple `struct` appears more readable than an `std::tuple`, in this case, especially because the struct has a name for each data element (`Instance` and `DeleteFunc`), whereas each tuple data element is only accessed by its number.
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A simple
structappears more readable than anstd::tuple, in this case, especially because the struct has a name for each data element (InstanceandDeleteFunc), whereas each tuple data element is only accessed by its number.Inspired by a discussion on
std::tupleversusstruct, at: