✨ Add compile-time diagnostic ct_check
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Problem: - There is no way to produce a user-formatted compile-time diagnostic. Solution: - Add `ct_check` to test a condition at compile-time and produce a `ct_string` message on failure. Note: - A constraint check is the key to prevent the compiler from eliding the string.
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Beautiful! I would love it even more if I could format it in place 😅
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Problem:
Solution:
ct_checkto test a condition at compile-time and produce act_stringmessage on failure.
Note: