[libc++][doc] Updates the libc++ status page. (#100595) - LWG3147 Definitions of "likely" and "unlikely" are likely to cause problems Adjusts the requirements on programs using the Standard library. - LWG3328 Clarify that std::string is not good for UTF-8 Adds a non-normative note, aimed at users of the Standard library. - LWG3784 std.compat should not provide ::byte and its friends was implemented during modules. - LWG3062 Unnecessary decay_t in is_execution_policy_v should be remove_cvref_t Was implemented while implementing parallel algorithms. - LWG3362 Strike stop_source's operator!= The removed operator was never implemented. - LWG3616 LWG 3498 seems to miss the non-member swap for basic_syncbuf This was implemented correctly from the start. - LWG3199 istream >> bitset<0> fails This was implemented in fc4486c2472b84384d4a31d2436a91bdb9b29792, might be in LLVM-9 - LWG3828 Sync intmax_t and uintmax_t with C2x Standardardized existing practice. - LWG3713 Sorted with respect to comparator (only) Wording issue in the Standard. - LWG3823 Unnecessary precondition for is_aggregate Changes the preconditions - LWG3826 Redundant specification [for overload of yield_value] Changes a remark to a note - LWG3203 span element access invalidation Update wording relevant for users of the Standard library.
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