feat: bump language version to C++23 - #120
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This advances the C++ version from C++17 to C++23, most of the immediate fallout is from UTF-8 strings in filesystem code. This change keeps the impact minimal by casting at the boundaries rather than changing internal string representations to u8string and char8_t, something that might be desirable down the line.
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This advances the C++ version from C++17 to C++23, most of the immediate fallout is from UTF-8 strings in filesystem code.
This change keeps the impact minimal by casting at the boundaries rather than changing internal string representations to u8string and char8_t, something that might be desirable down the line.