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#optional
std::optional<T&> was ill-formed for fourteen years, so everyone used a raw pointer and wrote a comment explaining that null means absent. C++26 makes it legal: rebinding assignment, no allocation, and a value type you can return. It compiles and runs on GCC 16.1 today, though libstdc++ has not yet set the feature-test macro.
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