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Change typedef to using - #3018
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Mechanically replaced `(\w+) typedef (.+) (\w+);` with `using $3 $1 = $2;`. Long ago, there were compiler bugs with `using` and attributes. Those have been fixed, and we've already accumulated a few occurrences. This finishes the overhaul.
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Mechanically replaced
(\w+) typedef (.+) (\w+);withusing $3 $1 = $2;.Long long ago, we replaced every occurrence of
typedefin product code withusing, as it's more readable and consistent (alias templates must beusing). However, there were compiler bugs withusingand attributes, so we didn't replace deprecatedtypedefs. Those compiler bugs were fixed long ago, and we've already accumulated a few occurrences of deprecatedusing, e.g.:STL/stl/inc/type_traits
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This finishes the overhaul for product code.