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Include-what-you-use changes and #include section reorganization #452

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Commits on Oct 3, 2022

  1. Changes suggested by include-what-you-use 

    This commit applies changes suggested by include-what-you-use.  I did
not apply all of them as there are some false positives/negatives and
it did not recognize forward decls in some cases, and also tends to
suggest headers that should not be included, such as files in the
bits/ directory on Linux, but most changes have been applied.
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    nealsid committed Oct 3, 2022
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  2. Reorganize #include statements 

    This commit applies a few cleanups to the #include sections:

- Remove old version checks for Visual Studio, SUSE Linux, and DragonFly BSD
- Alphabetize the includes
- Consolidate multiple MSC_VER checks in the same file
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    nealsid committed Oct 3, 2022
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