For C++20 use keyword requires
instead of SFINAE magic
#123
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My earlier attempt to fix build failures on MSVS 17.6 and C++20 caused build failures on Ubuntu + clang-11.
I have created a PR to revert those changes, #122
Instead of changing existing working code, I am proposing to use C++20 keyword
requires
to check if<<
operator exists. With C++20 we can write a simpler check as following: