[WIP] std.stdio: make std.stdio -dip1000 compatible #6360
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This is an experiment on what's needed to make
std.stdio-dip1000.It currently just slaps
@trustedover theformattedWritecalls, which is absolutely wrong.However, when std.format gets upgraded to dip1000, only those five places need to be looked at.
Apart from that with the
scopeannotations from this PR, std.stdio would be ready.CC @carblue