surprise: the standard for-Loop causes a copy of the iterator. From a logical POV this is correct, since the iterator is named, it can not just be moved into the loop construct and be consumed. Thus: write a plain old-fashioned for loop and consume the damn thing. So the top-level call into util::join(&&) decides, if we copy or consume |
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