uuid no longer constexpr contructable

[tobias-loew]

Before version 1.85 uuid was an aggreagate and could be constexpr constructed from a sequence of bytes.
With version 1.85 this is no longer possible.
(I've got user-defined literal which converts uuid string-representation at compile-time into uuids that no longer works with 1.85.)

[pdimov]

Indeed, thanks for the report. I'll see if I can fix this between the beta and the release, as it's not as easy as just adding a constexpr to the constructor because std::memcpy isn't always constexpr.

[tobias-loew]

Another minor regression: before .data returned a reference to the array. Migration would be easier having a data() method returning a reference or a std::span to the byte representation.

[pdimov]

For a contiguous container, data() by convention returns a pointer to the first element. It's in principle possible to return a reference to the array which will decay to a pointer but that's a bit too inventive.

Although maybe if the constructor is constexpr, data() should be, too.

[Osyotr]

It's also no longer trivial: https://godbolt.org/z/sb8K6YTz7
Probably because of this line:

uuid/include/boost/uuid/uuid.hpp

Line 96 in c432e16

data_type data = {};

[pdimov]

It's still trivially copyable and standard layout, but no longer trivial (because the default constructor doesn't leave it uninitialized) or POD.

[pdimov]

Construction should be constexpr now on develop.