now we use boost::format through our own front-end util::_Fmt solely, which both helps to reduce compilation time and code size, and gives us a direct string conversion, which automatically uses any custom operator string() available on arguments. While desirable as such, I did this conversion now, since it allows us to get rid of boost::str, which in turn helps to drill down any remaning uses of our own util::str |
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