[CP.51] Update with C++23 feature and clarify code examples further #2289
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Editors call: Thanks! These Guidelines are intended to be "tried-and-true" guidelines, so we will avoid including more recent (including C++23) features until we feel we have sufficient experience with them. We think we need more experience with this C++23 feature in the field to give good guidance. |
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This is a commit to showcase the new C++23 feature: explicit object parameters and how it can be used to make coroutine lambdas memory-safe rather than something to be avoided.
Also further clarifies the coroutine examples in CP.51 a bit more.