Add variadic template support to min, max, any/all_finite/nan/inf functions and moved them out of the 'internal' namespace. #43
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Took functions is/any/all_finite/nan/inf from 'internal' namespace. It is really usefull to have them avaliable because constexpr imlementation of corresponding functions in std avaliable only from c++23 Reimlemeted any/all_ variants using variadic template arguments
Added overload of min and max functions that accept variadic number of arguments
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Hi!
I am really like your compile-time math functions library and would like to contribute some functionality I would be happy to have in it.
First of all I moved is/any/all_finite/nan/inf out of the 'internal' namespace and added support of variadic argument count to them, as well as to min and max functions.
I really tried to follow your coding style, but I apologize in advance if something is wrong written (especially in doxygen comments, I've never worked with them).