And C++ was originally just a C pre-processor. It's not anymore. So what it was originally is not that relevant nowadays. And that's the whole point. They have

And C++ was originally just a C pre-processor. It's not anymore. So what it was originally is not that relevant nowadays. And that's the whole point. They have diverged too much. These contexts you speak of are rare enough that the "no-C/C++" heuristic is useful.