Upgrade to C++23, get rid of some dependencies, fix segfault #13
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This PR overall simplifies the project structure using C++23.
Since we now have
<format>
and<ranges>
there's very little reason to have ranges-v3 and fmt third-party dependencies.Secondly, I couldn't get
<execution>
with TBB to work on GCC for whatever reason, and we may as well get rid of it. The names build fast enough withoutpar_seq
on release, so this is just adding another complication to the build process to shave off a second or two off a build process that you perform in a blue moon.Note that generation doesn't work because of #11.
I've changed the
.cpp
files as little as possible, just replacingfmt
withstd
and other menial changes. That way, it should be easy to verify that nothing is broken by this PR.