refactor: Remove uses of std::enable_if
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This was quite meditative. |
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@paulgessinger this is now all requires-east (requires after the function name) and I removed all the unnecessary type aliases. |
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With the move to C++20, we no longer need `std::enable_if` as we can use the much more elegant `requires` keyword. This commit swaps virtually all uses of `std::enable_if`, except those in the existing pre-C++20 concepts library.
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With the move to C++20, we no longer need
std::enable_ifas we can use the much more elegantrequireskeyword. This commit swaps virtually all uses ofstd::enable_if, except those in the existing pre-C++20 concepts library.