This is a rather intricate and technical change, but allows in the end
to switch back all usages to a main implementation patch, which is now
based on `func::BindToArgument` — so this could become the final
implementation core and replace the old `PApply` template eventually...
Largely, these changes are related to allow for ''perfect forwarding''
of the functor and the argument values to be closed; these will be
copied into the ''Binder object'' created by `std::bind`.
Notably the `TupleConstructor` was changed to perfect-forward its »source«
into the specialised `ElmMapper`; this is possible since the latter
already receives a `SRC` template parameter, which can be supplied
with whatever base type the `std::forward` invocation will expose.
In the specialisation relevant here, template `PartiallyInitTuple`,
now an ''universal reference'' is stored and passed to `std::get`,
so that (depending on the input used), either a LValue or an
RValue reference is used for the extracted data elements.
After these changes, all existing usages of `applyFirst()` or `applyLast()`
can be replaced by this modernised implementation back-end, thus obsoleting
the various hard-coded workaround added during the last years.