Expand workaround for EDG bug in P0323R12_expected
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… ODR-used. Co-authored-by: Casey Carter <Casey@Carter.net>
The IntelliSense compiler just disabled compatibility with an outdated MSVC overload resolution bug, causing an apparent regression in `P0323R12_expected`. These `static_assert`s that were previously passing - but for the wrong reason - now fail with VS trunk. It looks a lot like VSO-1601179, so let's just expand the existing conditional to cover the new failures. Co-authored-by: Casey Carter <Casey@Carter.net>
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Copy of #5246, but restructured into two commits.
@CaseyCarter left Microsoft, so the CLA bot is blocking his original PR. The changes were written before he left, so Microsoft owns them, and I can copy them here.