Mark destructors as constexpr for C++20 - #181
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C++20 allows constexpr destructors (P0718R2). This enables tl::expected to be used in compile-time contexts (consteval/constexpr). Add TL_EXPECTED_20_CONSTEXPR macro and apply it to all user-defined destructors in expected_storage_base specializations. Fixes TartanLlama#104
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expected_storage_baseasconstexprfor C++20, enablingtl::expectedto be used in compile-time contexts (consteval/constexpr)Changes
include/tl/expected.hppTL_EXPECTED_20_CONSTEXPRmacro; applied it to 4 user-defined destructorsTest Plan
CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD=20) — compiles cleanly= defaultdestructors left unchanged (compiler handles them automatically)Fixes #104