Replace std::aligned_storage with alignas(T) std::array<Byte, sizeof(T)> #51
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As described in #49, std::aligned_storage was deprecated in C++23, which causes warnings and/or build errors depending on consuming project settings.
I have tried to implement the proposed migration of using an aligned array of bytes instead.
My local tooling (g++-13) also complained that the code is using a platform specific value, without specifying the value in a compiler flag, so I added
-Wno-interference-sizeto the compiler flags to silence that warning.I'm not sure how to verify if this harms performance of the library. Any pointers or help would be appreciated on that matter.