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Fix missing reverse_adaptor constraints #144

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Fix missing reverse_adaptor constraints #144

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Fixes #143

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Woo, ICEs in two different compilers at once, this must be a good commit...

This is way more than we need to actually fix the bug, but better safe than sorry.

Fixes #143
Going "all in" with constraint checks works fine with GCC 12+ and Clang, but causes an ICE in GCC 11.3 and some sort of strange error in MSVC that I haven't worked out yet.

So let's roll back some of the changes -- while still retaining enough to fix the original bug -- and see what happens.
@tcbrindle tcbrindle merged commit 3bfb253 into main Jan 15, 2024
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@tcbrindle tcbrindle deleted the pr/fix_143 branch January 20, 2024 12:29
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Non const-iterable reversed sequences hard error when used as a range
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