Fix C4003 NOMINMAX bug

[cugone]

Closes #530
Closes #96

This fixes the std::min and std::max functions being parsed as macros when <windows.h> is included and #define NOMINMAX is neither present nor included before all other headers.

Note: There is a use of std::max in the single-include header that does not appear anywhere else in the separated-out code. I could not find where the single-include header is generated to see where it's coming from.

[skypjack]

Please, don't update the single include file. It's generated automatically.
Instead, runtime_view.hpp uses std::min. It should be added to the PR.
Also, feel free to add yourself to the AUTHORS file if you like (lexical order).

[cugone]

Please, don't update the single include file. It's generated automatically.

I've removed the changes to the single include file.

Instead, runtime_view.hpp uses std::min. It should be added to the PR.

I did a search for "min" in runtime_view.hpp and the only occurrence is a single use of std::min_element. This is okay.

A search for std::max in literally every file reveals the only place std::max appears is in the single include header on line 8821. Where is this being generated from so it can be changed there? Just a thought, is the script used to generate the SIH using an out-dated file version? I ask because there are uses in view.hpp that have their functions declared [[nodiscard]] but the versions of those same functions in the SIH are not declared [[nodiscard]].

[skypjack]

There is a script to generate the single include file. I update it regularly (well, more or less apparently 😄).

[cugone]

Is the script part of the repo? If it is, where is it located?

[skypjack]

Yup, scripts. It's amalgamate.py, courtesy of I don't remember what project but there is a copyright note in the file.