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Make 4.4, which comes with Ubuntu 25.04, changes how recursive macros are processed. Fix to make macros not as recursive.
Set just the CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD, not the -std flag directly.
__cpp_lib_format_ranges is defined in version. Checking without including causes strange errors when it becomes defined later.
GCC 15.1.1 and higher have the feature. Check that it works for the GCC version, and check if the feature is indicated available by the macro.
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GCC 15 release branch and GCC 16 have support for format_kind, revealing that the support in beman.optional has always been broken.