[stdlib] Generalizing Standard Library primitives for noncopyable types #2449
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- Note that API additions haven’t landed yet. (I’m preparing PRs.) - Expand the Alternatives Considered section with an extended discussion on alternatives to `UnsafeBufferPointer.extracting`. - Expand the Future Work section by detailing future directions in protocol generalizations, with a notable first acknowledgment that we may eventually want to generalize Error.
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This was referenced May 21, 2024
…pyable-stdlib-primitives.md Assign SE-0437 to the non-copyable stdlib primitives proposal and put it into review.
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This document is the outcome of the forum pitch on this topic. During the discussion I've cut back some of the additions that may be better expressed with future language features, and clarified/expanded some of the text based on feedback.