Remove mentions of deprecated macros

[mclow]

In Boost 1.51 the macros BOOST_NO_CHAR16_T and BOOST_NO_CHAR32_T were deprecated, and the replacements BOOST_NO_CXX11_CHAR16_T and BOOST_NO_CXX11_CHAR32_T wee introduced.

I would like to remove the deprecated macros, so this change uses them instead of the old names.

No functionality change.

[mclow]

Ping?

[artyom-beilis]

It is little bit complicated than that.

• I need to check that every relevant header/source includes config.
• I need to check that stuff actually works

Last time I tested C++11 char16/32_t support was exceptionally poor - not only characters
required but also relevant std::locale facets - which are usually the problem.

Probably I'll need to go to internal boost-locale char16/32 config.

[mclow]

The only change here is to use a different macro - and the two were defined to be the same (and I'm pretty sure that they come from the same header).

[artyom-beilis]

It is opt-in vs opt-out case

I need to test it deeply before doing the change - mostly make sure the config is correct.

It is in my TODO list for near future

[artyom-beilis]

As I thought - the "replacement" macros are for no
use for Boost.Locale

Boost.Locale needs both having these characters
and having standard library support for them
like std::num_punct facet, etc.

The problem is that it is defined in compiler config
and it does not answer on library issue.

Trying to build Boost.Locale with "updated" in C++11 mode
macros cause multiple issues due to missing facet

So I replaced the macros with BOOST_LOCALE_ENABLE_CHAR(16|32)_T
that can be defined by user if he wants to try C++11 support

So deprecated macro was removed but the alternative
isn't suitable replacement at all.

Artyom Beilis

The only change here is to use a different macro - and
the two were defined to be the same (and I'm pretty
sure that they come from the same header).>—
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