feat!: default to -std=c++17 - #62
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The default C++ standard used when no -std= flag is given moves from c++11 to c++17, so modern headers parse correctly. An explicit -std= from the caller still wins. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-5
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The default C++ standard used when no
-std=flag is given moves from c++11 to c++17, so modern headers parse correctly. An explicit-std=from the caller still wins.The clang version is left to the user;
pyproject.tomlkeeps the unpinnedclangdependency and CI keeps its ownclang<19constraint.