unctor is mutable or
not. (so "std::any_invocable" is only callable when the object is
non-const, but "std::any_invocable" is callable even on if
it's a const object)
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Subject: [Dwarf-Discuss] Inconsistency of C++ member function qualifiers
C++ member functions can be qualified in a number of ways - classic CV (const
and volatile
C++ member functions can be qualified in a number of ways - classic CV
(const and volatile) qualifiers, and since C++11, lvalue (&) and rvalue
(&&) reference qualifiers. Details here:
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/member_functions
A note on 5.10, page 127 says:
"C++ const-volatile qu
