<ranges>: Replace one improper use of _Iter_value_t with iter_value_t in _Stable_sort_fn#4628
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As the use of `_Iter_value_t` appeared within the implementation details of C++20 `ranges::stable_sort`, it should be replaced with `iter_value_t`.
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I'm mirroring this to the MSVC-internal repo - please notify me if any further changes are pushed. |
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Thanks for noticing this tiny cleanup among megabytes of source code! 🎯 😸 🧹 |
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As the use of
_Iter_value_tappeared within the implementation details of C++20ranges::stable_sort, it should be replaced withiter_value_t.See also #4436 (comment) - this should be the only occurence of
_Iter_value_tthat "Should always be C++20iter_value_t".