minor: enable macros for generic types #175
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Love this project so much! This PR:
struct utest_type_deducer<T, false>so that custom structs in C++ with proper overloaded operators can still enjoy all the UTEST macros without error. Previously, one could not use macros likeEXPECT_LTwithout custom template specializations ofutest_type_deducer.const_castUTEST_AUTOto be a const auto reference. This not only accepts both lvalues and rvalues (temporaries) but it also now allows utest macros to work for structs that are not copy constructible.Discussion:
In a future PR, it could be nice to check if a struct is forgettable via the concept
std::formattableavailable in C++23. Then one could callstd::formaton the provided struct instead of printing(object [pointer])as I do by default for now for max compatibility.