Uniform Initialization

Brace initialisation `{}` works for all types and forbids narrowing conversions.

Easy

int x{3.7}; is an error (good!); std::vector<int> v{1, 2, 3};. Note vector<int>(3) (three zeros) vs vector<int>{3} (one element 3).

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