— 📝Fixes#1315, #1374, and #1400.
— 📝 Lifetime in iterators was referencing the wrong stack (the main thread) rather than the coroutine's stack at time of creation.
— 📝 Using main_reference/main_* objects was a suitable enough fix for most of these problems.
— ⚡🛠 Prevent performance and usability issues from changing containers by storing the being/end iterator separately, rather than continually invoking `deferred_uc::end(…)` every time.
— 🛠 Improve sizes for stored iterators in select cases.
— 🛠 Allow for sentinel-style C++20-and-beyond ranges.
— 🔧 Improve single file generation CMake.
— 👷♀️ Fix up internal Lua build system issues.
— 🛠 Update SOL_IS_(DEFAULT_)ON/OFF usage to be more idiomatic and less confusing (add SOL_RAW_* alternatives as well)
— 💚 Re-check CI
— 👷♀️ Add missing header from ebco.hpp
- Make sure multiple states don't interfere with each other's keys
- Make sure re-registration of the same type does not cause too many problems
- Make sure the variadics test is present
- Make sure the storage keys are cleared out properly
- Ensure stack field_get/field_set has consistent metaprogramming for needing a pushed table, and at what offset
- Avoid duplicate logic in table_core for the same logic by deferring to detail helper
- Fixes#1095
- add noexcept to some of the core function calls
- type usage for both trampolines and yields can now be fully tracked, at the expense of more template instantiations when using both
- exceptions should be less prone to explosion in C versions, but will break in C++ code (the trampolines need to be modified for usertype calls to avoid this problem, specifically)
- Weed out bugs in the numeric checking implementation
- Solve the problem with load_result/protected_function_result/unsafe_function_result being copyable and thus amenable to explosions. Fixes#995.
- Resolve the warning in sol::readonly. Fixes#1000.
- Looke into #1014. Not sure I can help there, honestly; looks like a mix up of multiply-loaded libraries and mixing the two.
