Derived members succeed other givens in cycle test #23898
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In avoiding cycles in givens, assume quasi-synthetic derived members come after other sibling givens (which are eligible). This preserves the position of the derived symbol (which is not synthetic); the corresponding tree is appended to the body of the enclosing template. The "derived" name prefix is conventional.
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In avoiding cycles in givens, assume quasi-synthetic derived members come after other sibling givens (which are eligible).
This preserves the position of the derived symbol (which is not synthetic); the corresponding tree is appended to the body of the enclosing template.
The "derived" name prefix is conventional.
Fixes #23897